An interesting Italian chair - Fratelli Mirandola

Luxury furniture from Italy

Original design combined with a long-standing tradition of craftsmanship is synonymous with the Fratelli Mirandola manufactory. For over 30 years, Fratelli's aim and main principle has been to respect tradition and typically artisanal production principles, while ensuring complete customer satisfaction by often tailoring products to their needs, such as creating bespoke furniture and offering a wide range of alternatives to meet individual customer wishes as much as possible. This passion is the result of meticulous planning and an incredible respect for tradition. Quality, attention to detail, and top-quality finishing guarantee a better piece of furniture. Functionality, advanced technologies, and excellent integration of different departments are the hallmark of this manufactory, always mindful of respecting tradition and typically artisanal principles.

This Italian furniture company in Verona, with an area of over 6000 m2, from the raw materials warehouse to the polishing department, through to packaging and finally to the shipping warehouse, utilises efficient planning and excellent control of each piece of furniture. The various collections it offers combine with each other, creating original and personalised proposals. Modern finishes with an old-world charm, classic yet contemporary colours, and fabrics suitable for every desire complement the range of unique features that have distinguished the Mirandola F.lli furniture collections for over 30 years.

Certification

Aiming to improve quality of life without burdening the environment we live in. Because before our individual homes, we all inhabit a larger one: our planet. Our wood comes exclusively from areas designated for cutting and reforestation, certified by PEFC. (the "Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification" logo, a programme for the assessment of national forest certification systems), which guarantees the origin of wood from forests cultivated and replanted according to internationally recognised sustainability criteria and indicators. A range of factors ensuring a balance between the environmental, social, and economic values of forests, respecting the ancient balance between man and forest, a source of wealth that must be protected and not exploited.