Mascheroni: one atelier, two languages — Heritage and Contemporaneo

Few workshops speak two dialects with equal fluency. Mascheroni does: a Heritage line that carries the classical grammar of the executive office, and a Contemporaneo line that strips it back to clean volumes — both drawn from the same hands in Cabiate, in Italy's Brianza furniture district. What began roughly fifty years ago as a small laboratory became, in the 1980s, a name recognised well beyond Italy, without ever leaving hand assembly behind.

That range lets one brand answer two very different briefs — a traditional boardroom and a pared-down leadership floor — with the same leather-and-solid-wood quality. La Mercanti specifies Mascheroni abroad with real hide and timber samples, so an international project can choose its language and still receive the Cabiate standard of finish.