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THE INSIDE TRACK February 2020
Co. Profile
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eccotti Collections is a unique and recognized company in the world in the field of interior design and this thanks to its ability to create designer products, unique in their originality and in the complexity of their realization; a design that without the ostentation of industrial geometries but also without aesthetic frivolities, aims to bring the objects back to a tradition, a history. With the acquisition of the majority stake of Ceccotti Collezioni the brand and its product now also find a place in Mumbai at the Poltrona Frau showroom at Ballard Estate in Mumbai. The history of Ceccotti Collections has its origins since the foundation, in 1956, of Ceccotti Aviero. The company, born as a manufacturer of home furniture and later established in hotel supplies, has collaborated with the most prestigious international chains, such as Trusthouse Forte in London, Sheraton and Ciga, giving international scope to an activity born of the great artisan tradition di Cascina, a small Tuscan town located between Florence and Pisa. T h e c o m p a n y ’s j o u r n e y continued inspired by countless collaborations which determined its development and growth. Over the years Franco Ceccotti has worked with passion on a coordination and research project that would combine his aesthetic and intellectual inclinations, the manual tradition of his company and the different stylistic imprints of the designers who have
Ceccotti Collections Now In India
Poltrona Frau Group together with Haworth Inc announced the acquisition of the majority stake of Ceccotti Collezioni, the Italian historical company operating in the high-end segment and famous for its solid wood furniture is now available in India.
Design Roberto Lazzeroni D.R.D.P. is a two seater in solid American walnut, seat in upholstered plywood. Tray with silver finished sandblasted glass top
The Twenty Two is designed by Jaime Hayon: Armchair made of solid American walnut or maple, padded seat and back
Mamma Li Turchi designed by Francesco M. Andrenelli. A Bed with 4 columns handpainted using water-tempera, 16 colour layers
