Brand & Designer

Ceccotti Collezioni
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Ceccotti Collezioni

Founded in 1956 in Cascina, Italy, by Aviero Ceccotti, Ceccotti Collezioni specializes in sculptural wooden furniture shaped by Tuscan craftsmanship, organic forms and a unique legacy of design experimentation.
Roberto Lazzeroni
Divano DUO

Roberto Lazzeroni

An Italian architect and designer known for refined, elegant furniture that blends historical influences with contemporary design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the gouge finish on the DUO Floor Mirror?

The gouge finish is an artisanal technique in which shallow channels are carved into the wood surface by hand using a chisel-like tool. The resulting texture gives the ash frame a three-dimensional relief that shifts in appearance depending on the angle and quality of light in the room.

What wood is used in the DUO Floor Mirror frame?

The frame is constructed from solid ash wood, a species valued for its pronounced grain, structural density, and receptivity to hand-finishing techniques. Ash takes the gouge carving cleanly, which is central to the character of this piece.

Where is Ceccotti Collezioni furniture made?

Ceccotti Collezioni produces its pieces in Cascina, in the Tuscany region of Italy, where the company has operated since 1956. The atelier maintains a strong tradition of hand woodworking, with craftspeople who specialize in the kind of surface finishing that defines pieces like DUO.

Who is Roberto Lazzeroni?

Roberto Lazzeroni is an Italian architect and designer based in Pisa whose work frequently explores the dialogue between historical craft traditions and a restrained contemporary aesthetic. He has collaborated with Ceccotti Collezioni across multiple collections, consistently focusing on material honesty and precision of proportion.

Is the DUO Floor Mirror available in custom configurations?

DUO is produced as a made-to-order piece. Custom finish or configuration possibilities are best confirmed directly, as Ceccotti Collezioni's atelier-based production model allows for a degree of specification not typical of mass production.