The Italian brand Ghidini Giuseppe Bosco, founded by Giuseppe Ghidini in 1961, initially specialized in producing brass components for lighting fixtures. In 2016, Ghidini 1961 emerged as the brand's design division. Within just a few years, the company developed a wide range of furniture, including sofas, tables, chairs, storage cabinets, bookshelves, and lamps.
Today, Ghidini 1961 represents the third generation of Italian artisans who create lighting fixtures, brass hardware, and furniture. Innovations and the involvement of new designers have kept the brand's fundamental approach: Ghidini 1961 continues to place a high value on working with metal, allowing classic elements to be preserved while introducing modern features into its products.
The brand's collections often feature airy, minimalist forms and more intricate, expressive lines. This versatility makes Ghidini 1961 furniture seamlessly integrate into various interiors, from classical to avant-garde.
The Katana sofa, designed by Paolo Rizzatto, pays homage to the iconic forms of the classic Chesterfield while simultaneously reinterpreting them. Balance and precision best describe this piece.
The Ninfee coffee table collection, created by Alessandro Mendini, resembles lily pads gliding across the water's surface. These tables can stand alone or be arranged in various configurations. Ninfee is functional yet decorative: thanks to the materials used, the tables elegantly shimmer in the sunlight.
The brand actively collaborates with other talented designers and architects, which allows it to remain at the forefront of the furniture industry. Among the partners of Ghidini 1961 are the Campana Brothers, Lorenza Bozzoli, and Aldo Cibic, who have each made their unique contributions to shaping the company's aesthetic.
