Take a journey through art, history, and design. We have selected Italy’s most upscale masterpieces, featuring sophisticated elegance and ultimate designs. Every piece of Italian furniture reflects the style, quality, and beauty that have made Italian furniture world-renowned. From French Provincial, Baroque, Beidermeier, Louis XV, Louis XVI, and Impero to Art deco, Contemporary, and Modern designs, Michelangelo Designs carries them all. We invite you to come and experience why we are referred to as:
When curating a high-end living space, the seating arrangement dictates both the visual flow and the functional longevity of the room. As the largest and most utilized piece of furniture, a sectional serves as the architectural anchor of a great room or lounge. For interior designers, architects, and discerning homeowners, specifying this anchor piece often […]
Procuring luxury pieces for high-net-worth clients requires more than a keen eye for aesthetics; it demands a forensic understanding of craftsmanship. When sourcing traditional Italian furniture, the stakes are exceptionally high. A single misstep can result in acquiring a mass-produced replica rather than a genuine heirloom investment. For interior designers, architects, and luxury homeowners, knowing […]
Italian craftsmanship has long defined the five-star hospitality atmosphere, offering a level of sophistication that mass-produced contract pieces simply cannot replicate. Since 1926, Mantellassi has operated at the intersection of neo-classic luxury and transitional design. However, specifying Mantellassi furniture for a bustling hotel lobby requires more than just an eye for design; it demands a […]
Italy’s design industry is booming, with international design filings increasing by 66%. Italian designers are gaining acclaim for their creativity and innovation. As a result, there’s a high demand for Italian-made products like bedroom furniture. The bedroom is a sanctuary of rest and rejuvenation. As such, it deserves an ambiance that reflects its significance. Italian […]
