Made in Italy furniture represents an emblem of excellence in the international design landscape. Its ability to enhance every interior design project is rooted in a history of craftsmanship, innovation, and style that makes it unique. This press release explores the distinctive aspects of Italian furnishings, highlighting their ability to transform living spaces into masterpieces of beauty and functionality.
Italian design began to stand out in the 1920s, with movements like Art Deco and Stile Novecento laying the groundwork for a new concept of furniture, characterized by the fusion of beauty and utility. This evolution reached its peak in the 1950s and 60s, when Made in Italy became synonymous with excellence, pushing Italian design to become a global benchmark.
Italian furniture is renowned for its craftsmanship and attention to detail, elements that, together with technological and stylistic innovation, make them unique pieces. The importance of Italian design exports demonstrates their ability to respond to and anticipate the needs of a global market, confirming the added value that Made in Italy furniture brings to every interior design project.
The influence of Made in Italy furnishings on international trends is undeniable. These pieces are sought after for their ability to raise the aesthetic and functional standard of any space, making them ideal for interior design projects that aspire to timeless excellence.
LAGO: “Made in Italy” elegant and modular furnishings
Founded in 1976, LAGO is an Italian company active in the interior design sector, which shapes refined “Made in Italy” furnishing solutions, such as the floating bed. The brand’s collection includes an exclusive selection of high-quality furniture, with meticulous attention to detail and durability, the result of thorough studies and research. The products, in addition to meeting the needs of private homes, are designed to adapt to spaces intended for the community, such as hotels, shops, and restaurants – just to name a few.
The innovative vision that distinguishes LAGO originated at the end of the 19th century, a period during which the first wooden furniture began to be produced. In 2006, reaching the fourth generation, the company extended its horizons to the international market as well.
In addition to offering its innovative design, the company has adopted an unconventional communication strategy, with a strong commitment to digital. Leading the company in this phase is the young entrepreneur Daniele Lago, who places culture at the centre of his strategic vision for development.
Today, LAGO can count on a team composed of highly qualified managers and over 200 collaborators. It is present in more than 20 countries worldwide, thanks to a network of over 400 selected stores. The company’s expansion phase is still ongoing.
