Giorgetti is distinguished by the way it combines traditional cabinet-making with a more architectural approach to form. Known for sculptural silhouettes, precise detailing and a careful handling of wood, leather and metal, the collection sits at the point where craft precision and contemporary design thinking meet. That balance has defined Giorgetti furniture for more than a century and remains the quality that sets it apart within luxury Italian furniture making today.
Giorgetti was founded in Meda, in the heart of Brianza, and remains closely tied to that region’s furniture-making culture. All products are designed and manufactured entirely in Italy, which underpins the consistency in finish, material handling and workmanship the collection is known for.
Yes. Giorgetti furniture is designed with a sculptural presence and material quality that rewards being seen in person. You’re welcome to visit our gallery, where we have a selection of pieces on display. If you have a particular piece in mind, contact us before visiting and we’ll confirm what’s currently on show.
Giorgetti works with a broad group of designers including Roberto Lazzeroni, Carlo Colombo, Chi Wing Lo, Rossella Pugliatti, Ludovica+Roberto Palomba and m2atelier. That range gives the collection considerable breadth, while Giorgetti’s consistent material language — clean geometry, sculptural presence, and a considered relationship between timber, leather and metal — keeps it coherent across every piece.