Question 1

I’m not quite sure where to start: can you help me?

Accepted Answer

It’s probably the best way to start.You don’t need to come in with a fully formed plan, nor do you need to know exactly which pieces of furniture you want to buy. Just tell us how you picture your home, how you live in it, what you like and what you’re not keen on.A conversation can spark the ideas that transform a space into somewhere that truly feels like your own.

Question 2

Are you a furniture shop or an interior design studio?

Accepted Answer

We are both.We are a showroom specialising in high-quality furniture, but also a technical practice specialising in architecture and interior design. This enables us to guide you through every stage, from the architectural design and choice of furnishings right through to production, delivery and installation.

Question 3

I’ve already chosen a few pieces of furniture: could you help me with just those?

Accepted Answer

Certainly. You can also request a quote for individual products or for part of the furnishings.If, on the other hand, you’d like to go beyond simply making a purchase, we can also help you work out how to incorporate those products into the overall design, so that they aren’t just ‘nice pieces of furniture’, but become part of a cohesive space.

Question 4

What if I’m still at the stage where I’m ‘just having a look’?

Accepted Answer

That’s perfectly fine.You don’t need to have everything decided already to come and talk to us. You can come and have a look, ask questions, compare materials and products, and tell us what you like and what you’re not so keen on.Sometimes a good project simply starts with a conversation.

Question 5

Do you also specialise in interior design?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The team includes architects who oversee the design of the spaces, the selection of furnishings, liaising with manufacturers and, for international projects, logistics and export as well.

Question 6

Can I rely on you to design the whole house?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We can oversee the project as a whole, from the main spaces right down to the details that help to give the whole a sense of coherence.We work on the layout, the proportions, the materials, the colours and, of course, the furnishings, choosing each element to suit the project.The aim is not to fill a house with furniture, but to create a space in which everything has a purpose.

Question 7

What if I already have an architect or interior designer I trust?

Accepted Answer

No problem.We can work alongside the professional already overseeing your project, offering our expertise on products, brands, manufacturers and everything to do with ordering, production and delivery.We enjoy collaborating: when different areas of expertise work well together, the project benefits as a result.

Question 8

Can you help me even if I only have a few photos of interiors I like?

Accepted Answer

Of course. In fact, images can be an excellent starting point.A photograph, a magazine, a house you saw whilst travelling, or even just an image saved on your phone can tell us a lot about your tastes.Let’s start with what moves you and try to work out together why.

Question 9

Could you also help me choose the materials and finishes?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For us, choosing a product is about more than just the model.Fabrics, leathers, woods, stones, finishes and colours can profoundly change the character of a space. That’s why we also guide you in choosing the right combinations, always assessing them within the context of the overall project.Because it is often in the details that a project ceases to be merely ‘beautiful’ and becomes personal.

Question 10

Do you also do rendering?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Where appropriate for the project, we use visualisation tools to help you better understand the spaces, the proportions and the overall effect of the choices made.Seeing the project before it is built helps you make more informed decisions.

Question 11

Can I modify the project with you?

Accepted Answer

Of course. The project shouldn't be something simply presented to you, but something you build together.Confronting, changing your mind, trying a different solution, and retracing your steps is all part of the journey.The best project is the one in which, in the end, you recognize yourself.

Question 12

How long does it take to design a house?

Accepted Answer

No two projects take the same amount of time.It depends on the size of the home, the number of rooms, the level of customisation and the decisions that need to be made.We prefer to devote as much time as necessary to the project to ensure well-considered choices are made, rather than rushing through it simply to produce a quote.A home is meant to last far longer than the time it takes to design it.

Question 13

Do you also handle the technical aspects as well as choosing the furniture?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when the project requires it, we can also handle the technical aspects involved in fitting out the space, liaising with the relevant professionals and companies.The aim is to ensure that what has been envisaged on paper can be brought to life.

Question 14

And once I’ve chosen everything, what happens next?

Accepted Answer

That is precisely where, for us, the implementation phase begins.We manage our relationships with suppliers, handle orders and production, and oversee the subsequent stages right through to delivery. Where required, we also coordinate the installation.From the initial idea right through to the moment you walk into your home and see it finally realised.

Question 15

Do you have experience with specific or non-standard projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Over the years, we have worked on homes and projects with a wide variety of characteristics, both in Italy and abroad.These include complex spaces, large homes, projects with specific logistical requirements, and those where it is necessary to coordinate products from different manufacturers.The most interesting situations are often those for which there is no ready-made solution.

Question 16

At the end of the day, who decides what my home will be like?

Accepted Answer

You.We can bring experience, product knowledge, a flair for design and the ability to find solutions. But a home must reflect the people who live in it.That’s why we prefer to listen before making suggestions.We don’t want to design just ‘a beautiful home’. We want to design your home.

Question 17

What is the most important thing for you when designing a house?

Accepted Answer

That in the end it doesn't just seem like a successful project, but the home of those who live in it .We can recommend a product, suggest a material, or suggest a solution, but we don't want to impose a style.We believe that a truly successful home is not one that perfectly follows a trend, but one in which you continue to feel good even after that trend has passed.

Question 18

What does ‘standing the test of time’ mean to you?

Accepted Answer

It means designing with a view to what comes after the project has been photographed or published.A successful space must continue to function, inspire and reflect the people who use it, even when trends have changed.

Question 19

Can you get involved in a project even if the house is still under construction?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In fact, where possible, it is useful to start before the spaces are fully completed. Floor plans, dimensions, photographs and technical documentation enable us to begin planning the layout of the furnishings and assessing the project’s requirements even whilst construction is still underway.

Question 20

Can you handle projects with particularly tight deadlines?

Accepted Answer

We can also assess projects with complex or tight deadlines. In such cases, it is essential to check product availability, production times, transport and installation straight away, and to draw up a realistic schedule in collaboration with the client.We thrive on challenges; put us to the test.

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