Design, the essence of Arredoclassic
Arredoclassic’s design is characterized by timeless elegance and a harmonious balance between classicism and contemporaneity. Each item in our collections is the result of a meticulous creative process, in which attention to details and care for materials are paramount.
We are inspired by the everlasting beauty of Italian traditions, reinterpreting them with a modern touch to create furniture that perfectly blends into contemporary spaces. Our designers work with passion and dedication to turn ideas into unique items that convey both elegance and class. We are committed to preserving and highlighting traditional Italian craftsmanship, using only high-quality materials and producing each item with the utmost care and attention to details. The final result is a collection of furniture that represents the best of Made in Italy, which is synonymous for style, quality and prestige all over the world.
Precision, elegance and experience
Designing a collection means not only putting together the elements that compose it, but above all being able to insert great experience and personal knowledge into it: that is what design means.
We design elegant collections that can be produced on a large scale without ever compromising the deep sense of Made in Italy culture: beauty, balance and research for unmatched quality and a classy product.
Arredoclassic’s designers, thanks to the experience they have gained over the years, are able to identify and understand market trends and customer preferences, and translate them into designs that will shape every item in Arredoclassic’s collections.
Collaborations with Italian designers
Our designers create new collections by combining the industrialization of the product with a refined and prestigious style, constantly producing elegant and sleek designs. We are always looking for new inspirations and trends, working to ensure that each piece of furniture reflects our vision of timeless elegance and quality. Every detail is carefully designed, from material selection to finishes, to provide our customers an exclusive and satisfying furniture experience. Arredoclassic’s designers not only create aesthetically perfect furniture, but also aim to meet customers’ practical and functional needs. Our unwavering commitment to innovation and quality is reflected in collections that embody timeless elegance and excellent craftsmanship, meeting the highest expectations of our most discerning customers.
Our designers
Giovanni Casalini has been one of Arredoclassic’s most important collaborators. Over the years he has developed a deep knowledge of his industry, both theoretical and practical, managing to turn many artistic insights into highly successful products.
Many of our products were made in his studio in Pisa, where a constantly lively and stimulating exchange of ideas took place. The decision-making process behind most of our creations is the outcome of the joint work between our technical department, sales managers and Giovanni Casalini, who’s been Arredoclassic’s art director for many years.
The decades of experience in the area of design and furniture – as well as Made in Italy design – gives the designing phase the uniqueness and beauty that makes us proud of our work.
“Designing for Arredoclassic is like having an idea to create something meaningful that stands out from the traditional classic. Knowledge of lines, shapes and materials sets the conditions, not only of trends and fashion, but also of production efficiency. When I create for Arredoclassic, I imaginatively create something rich, but durable over time.” – Giovanni Casalini.
CIAO GIOVANNI
Since 2020 Arredoclassic has been proud to collaborate with Monica Ciampiconi, a young designer from Montefeltro.
Born in 1990, she graduated in Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano and completed her specialization in Interior Design in Portugal. Afterwards, she returned to Italy and started working in our company.
For four years Monica was part of Arredoclassic’s technical team, gaining experience working closely with technicians and professionals in the industry. She proposed her furniture line for the Adora brand, much appreciated for its unmistakable contemporary taste declined in different collections.
The designer’s projects develop from an artistic intuition and then evolve into collections that are essential and clean, but at the same time stylish and with attention to every single detail.
