Sozzi family’s love of detail

Handicrafts and industry have never been two areas in clear opposition, especially in the Belpaese. All companies that make so-called Made in Italy integrate craftsmanship within their production chain. The contrast between the two modus operandi is mainly a journalistic and historiographical narrative rather than a representation of the reality of the facts. In a non-industrial country like Italy, the two are in synergy and interpenetrate each other. A company that demonstrates this attitude is Promemoria, a family business that has its origins in the 19th century - it was originally a workshop that dealt with the restoration and repair of carriages - and that has taken shape over four generations, becoming in the 1980s what it still is today: a universe of fine cabinet-making designed by Romeo Sozzi. Moving through the company's creations, one has the feeling of being in front of something that transcends the categories of design and high craftsmanship.

Promemoria is a multifaceted production reality, bringing together all the processing phases: from research into materials to the study of finishes, including fine craftsmanship - leather goods, upholstery, engraving, polishing - and high-tech processing. Alongside the collections, collaborations and artistic reinterpretations of its products, Promemoria develops custom-made luxury furniture. The Promemoria creative team offers the most demanding customers customisation, innovative solutions, precious materials and finishes. Unique and unmistakable pieces that have always been synonymous with perfection, combining the secrets of tradition with modern production techniques. A unique customised product: measurements, materials, finishes, coverings and decorations.