Quinti — a serious Tuscan workshop, not a catalogue brand, for the US contract floor

US corporate lobby with Quinti lounge chairs and small sofas

American contract projects can buy anonymous seating anywhere; what's harder to find is a serious maker with a name to protect. Quinti is one: a Tuscan workshop in Cesa (Arezzo) that started in 1975 making seating mechanisms and now produces entirely in-house — lounge chairs and small sofas, waiting seating, meeting, executive and task chairs, all Made in Italy.

For a US corporate or hospitality interior it means craftsmanship with reputation behind it: in-house control, certified materials, and an Italian character that reads across a lobby or an executive floor.

A workshop that sews its own upholstery deserves a proper introduction: La Mercanti brings the sample chair to the project before the order.

FAQ

What does 'made in-house' actually change for the buyer?

It means the frame, the mechanism and the assembly come from Quinti's own Tuscan workshop rather than a chain of sub-suppliers — the company began in 1975 building seating mechanisms, so the engineering is theirs. For a US buyer that translates into consistent quality across a reorder and a maker accountable for the whole chair. La Mercanti coordinates the specification and the documentation for your project.

How is a Quinti order handled for a US site?

Production is Made in Italy and shipped to the US as a coordinated consignment: upholstery grades, quantities and delivery access are fixed before production so the seating installs cleanly. La Mercanti manages the freight, the paperwork and the samples end to end.

Bringing Quinti to a US interior: five steps with La Mercanti

For architects and principals: Italian craftsmanship specified and delivered stateside — from register to installation.

Set the register of the space

A corporate lobby, an executive floor, a hospitality lounge: decide the tone the seating must carry before choosing pieces.

Pick the soft seating that carries the brand

Lounge chairs and small sofas make the first statement in a US interior — select them as the anchor of the scheme.

Add executive and task chairs in the same hand

Carry the same materials and detailing into the offices so front-of-house and workplace read as one.

Lock US delivery and upholstery grades

Quantities, cover grades and site access are agreed before production, so nothing stalls at installation.

Review samples and paperwork through La Mercanti

Feel the upholstery and check the documentation before committing; La Mercanti handles samples and freight to the site.