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Rossato
Italian
In 1969 Antonio Rossato bought a carpentry shop in Casalserugo, near Padua, and opened Rossato Arredamenti, a company specialising in bespoke furnishings for private and public spaces such as theatres, museums, shops, hotels, villas, concert halls and cruise ships. From the very beginning, customisation and the ability to work on a global scale proved to be a winning formula, which allowed the company to rapidly expand its range of action.
With its international reach and reliable custom-developed projects, Rossato Arredamenti got to work with major brands including Armani, Ferrari, Illy and many others. In 40 years of history, the business has been handed down from one generation to the next, introducing new resources, renewing the company’s organisational structure and strengthening a manufacturing know-how that combines ancient craftsmanship and modern technologies, with a constant combination of tradition and modernity.
With its international reach and reliable custom-developed projects, Rossato Arredamenti got to work with major brands including Armani, Ferrari, Illy and many others. In 40 years of history, the business has been handed down from one generation to the next, introducing new resources, renewing the company’s organisational structure and strengthening a manufacturing know-how that combines ancient craftsmanship and modern technologies, with a constant combination of tradition and modernity.