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.
Studio CC
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Studio CC

An Italian in-house design studio distinguished by masterful craftsmanship, architectural discipline, and quietly sophisticated furniture shaped by the legacy of Ceccotti Collezioni.

Frequently Asked Questions

What surface material options does the Guscia tray come in?

The Guscia tray is available with a flat surface in coloured glass, leather, or wood. Each option gives the piece a distinct character, from the reflective quality of glass to the warmth and texture of leather or the natural continuity of a wood surface paired with the walnut frame.

What walnut finishes are available for the Guscia tray?

The solid American walnut frame is offered in four finishes: natural, dark, moka, and brown. Each finish responds differently to light and setting, allowing the tray to read as either understated or richly toned depending on the interior context.

How is the Guscia tray made, and where is it produced?

Guscia is made to order in Ceccotti Collezioni's workshops in Tuscany, Italy, where the brand has practised artisanal woodworking since 1948. Each piece is crafted from solid American walnut with hand-finished surfaces, reflecting the atelier's close attention to material quality and construction detail.

What sizes does the Guscia tray come in?

The Guscia collection is available in three sizes, making it adaptable across different uses, from a smaller accent piece on a nightstand or desk to a larger format suited for serving or organizing objects on a coffee or dining table.

Who is Studio CC, the designer of the Guscia tray?

Studio CC is the in-house design studio of Ceccotti Collezioni, responsible for developing pieces that express the brand's core values: precise craftsmanship, considered materiality, and a deep knowledge of wood as a living, expressive medium.