THE NEW CATALOGUE

The new Frigerio collection finds its perfect stage in the photo shots taken inside a signature Italian architecture. The Palazzo dei Congressi, located in Rome's EUR district and designed in the late 1930s by architect Adalberto Libera, is a significant example of rationalist architecture. A building that is the meeting point between modernity and classic taste, where the white marble and timeless elegance of the interiors highlight the contemporary Italian design of Frigerio's furnishings through the new catalogue "The Next Step Collection".


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2023 Collection

New chapters are added to the Frigerio story. The 2023 collection recounts a philosophy of slow living where each piece of furniture reflects and reaffirms Frigerio's identity linked to the art of the highest quality manufacturing, to create a unique product with contemporary appeal. The new Frigerio collection represents the Made in Italy elegance with a strong international vocation, combining creations signed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, Ferruccio Laviani, Federica Biasi and Umberto Asnago.

Projects

The perfect synergy between innovation and tradition represents the vital energy of the brand which stands out for the direct control of the production, which allows the management of custom projects satisfying both aesthetical and technical needs for every contract space.

News

Moodboard

“Each individual has his own unique color, which shines faintly around the contours of their body. A kind of halo. Like the shapes you could see in the backlight.”
Haruki Murakami

Company Profile

The history of Frigerio is an Italian tale, where passion, perseverance and enthusiasm have always been the peculiar hallmarks. The Frigerio Family’s passion together with a strong bond to the territory are, even today, the fundamental principles of an industry in continuous development.

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