Story
Yvan and Simone, founders of Casapercasa, were born and raised in one of the world’s most important wood and furniture districts.
This area is home to large industrial groups, but also to many small producers and skilled artisans—guardians of crafts and knowledge from a tradition that has flourished here for decades.
It was while working together in a large company that they saw the opportunity to leverage this invaluable know-how to offer something different: integrating interior design with the direct and customized production of furniture and decor that the market cannot offer—simply because it does not yet exist.
In the 90s, the two partners operated guided by foresight because the conventional methods didn’t suit them.
Why confine the renowned local craftsmanship to an expensive practice for a select few or to the serial standardization of large furniture factories?
Why not integrate design and direct production to create solutions that the market cannot and will not offer?
The idea of being able to produce what one can design has always distinguished Casapercasa and the move to the new Sant’Anna location completed the metamorphosis, combining design studio and carpentry into a single integrated workshop.
Casapercasa is becoming an increasingly autonomous company, with a clear identity based on sustainability, cutting-edge design and production languages that are rooted in centuries-old knowledge.
The new headquarters was a nearly abandoned body shop that has been transformed and repurposed for a new life. Simple, natural materials, when expertly crafted, embody a new kind of richness.
Customization, attention to detail, and artisanal craftsmanship take center stage.
