America Buys Its Office Furniture Elsewhere. From Italy, It Asks for One Room
Of the requests that reach us through lamercanti.us, 93.6% are about a desk, yet Italy supplies under 3% of the wood and metal office furni…
Design & Trends
America Buys Its Office Furniture Elsewhere. From Italy, It Asks for One Room
Of the requests that reach us through lamercanti.us, 93.6% are about a desk, yet Italy supplies under 3% of the wood and metal office furni…
Design & Trends
Workstations are a fleet: buy the lifecycle, not the sticker
The half-price workstation quote is in every project spreadsheet — and the catch is always the same: workstations are a fleet. Re-stacks as…
Workplace Productivity
Ocean, customs, white glove: the road from an Italian workshop to your office
Curbside is not white glove, DDP is not a detail, and a crate built for an ocean crossing looks nothing like retail packaging. What actuall…
Projects & Case Studies
Why the MarineMax CEO never asked us for a discount
Brett McGill, CEO of MarineMax, furnished his Clearwater corner office from Italy and came back over six years and five orders. The real le…
Projects & Case Studies
Paying from the US: cards, ACH, wire — and now stablecoins
A growing number of American companies hold working capital in stablecoins — and when they furnish an office, every supplier wants a wire.…
Projects & Case Studies
Milan design week, worked like the trade: Salone and Fuorisalone
Eight time zones, three days on the ground — and most American visitors come home with a camera roll they could have downloaded. How to wor…
Trade Shows & Events
Web Summit 2025: 6 workplace signals every US office designer needs to act on — before 2026 makes them obvious
Six ROI-backed signals from Web Summit Lisbon that will reshape US offices in 2026 — from AI-driven cognitive load to hybrid attendance pat…
Trade Shows & Events