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Sevensedie
The Italian furniture company Sevensedie started out a long time ago: a history of talent and design made in Italy.In 1965 the Italian entrepreneur Diego Piva opened a workshop where he built what he made the best: wooden classic chairs. The quality of his work was quickly appreciated. The small carpenter’s workshop opened up to new projects whilst maintaining the same high quality: it became an Italian furniture company that constantly expanded.
Diego’s expertise and ability was rewarded by having given life to something important which over the years has never stopped growing (just like a child).
After years at the head of the company Diego Piva decided to hand over the management to three long standing collaborators: Massimo, Federico and Luca. Today they run the Italian manufacturing company eager to pursue the original philosophy but combining it with innovation.
The new management took the company in their own hands, with great effort and determination they refreshed the product range and they started to approach the furniture market with a new spirit. Next to the traditional italian chairs production they introduced many new design chairs and armchairs in contemporary and modern styles.
Chairs were not enough to satisfy the ever growing demand for quality Italian furniture. Soon sofas, tables, coffee tables, cabinets and bedroom furniture were added to the product range.
The company has been exhibiting at the most famous Italian furniture trade fair worldwide, I saloni Milano for 35 consecutive years since the first participation in 1985.
Today Sevensedie is recognizable all over the world for its distinctive Italian furniture collections that can cover any demand from classic to modern and contemporary style.
With many years of experience in the furnishing business Sevensedie is the ideal partner for any of your projects: from furnishing a small apartment, a villa, a hotel or a restaurant up to a luxury Italian furniture for a cruise liner.
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