Cassina Italy

As early as 1760, the Italian national treasure furniture brand, its predecessor was engaged in the production of wooden furniture for churches, and was recognized for its exquisite craftsmanship. Today, in churches on the shores of Lake Como in Italy, the products of those years can still be found. In 1927, Cassina was founded. After the Second World War, Cassina accepted a series of large orders for furniture from warships, hotels and other places, these special environments were extremely demanding on the quality and functionality of the furniture, but because of this, the excellent quality and durability of Cassina furniture was reflected, and it also laid the foundation for later development. In the 50s of the 20th century, Cassina collaborated with the Italian godfather designer Gio Ponti to launch the Superleggera chair, which established Cassina's brand operation model of original furniture design, and at the same time Cassina transitioned from the handicraft industry to modern manufacturing. Later, many famous designers joined Cassina's design, including Vico Magistretti, Mario Bellini, Piero Lissoni and Philippe Starck, during which a large number of works were born that can be regarded as the pinnacle of Italian modern furniture, and have been successively adopted by New York Modern Art...