Founded at the beginning of the 20th century as a restoration studio in Milan, MIAZZO was one of the first art dealers to design, develop and sell reproductions of high-quality, historical furniture in the Biedermeier, Neoclassical and Art Deco styles.
Today, MIAZZO, in its 3rd generation, has a long-standing experience in craftsmanship, skilful processing methods, modern and innovative design, combined with a careful and contemporary reinterpretation of historical elements.
MIAZZO only uses Italian wild cherries, which grow best in Tuscany, Umbria and the Marche region of central Italy. Only in these regions does cherry wood develop its “wild” grain, which is characteristic of the furniture.
The experienced mixing and use of natural pigment dyes, which are mixed according to grandfather's secret recipes and are only known to a few employees, as well as the final hand polishing with shellac make MIAZZO's furniture unique, evidence of a high culture that is becoming increasingly popular again today pleased.
This creates small pieces of furniture such as tables, consoles and writing desks with many hidden secret compartments, but also larger and stately pieces of furniture that give even the most modern facilities their decisive accent.