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Colico

Colico is an Italian furniture manufacturer with a history of over one hundred years, founded in 1920 by Andrea Colico as a craft chair workshop in Cabiate (Brianza, Lombardy) — a region in which the first woodworking and drawing schools were emerging at that time and artisanal furniture-making was flourishing. Andrea's son Antonio relocated the company to Varedo (near Milan), opened a production site in Friuli for woodworking and participated for the first time in the Salone del Mobile in Milan in 1970 — a fair to which the Colico family remained faithful for the following 50 years. The decisive strategic shift came from Walter Colico from 1982 onwards: under his leadership the previously traditionally oriented company became the internationally positioned design manufacturer Colico Design, with an international distribution network, collaborations with well-known designers and a presence at Salone del Mobile, Maison&Objet and Crocus (Moscow).

Iconic products: Annette (Max Caspani + Max Colombo, 1991 — Young & Design Award), Joker stool (Fausto di Martino, 2001 — Young & Design), Geo stool (di Martino, 2003 — Young & Design), Brera chair (solid wood, referencing classic Italian restaurant chairs with a new reinforcement element), Milano2015 (Walter Colico + architect Kicco Bestetti, 2010 — polycarbonate chair as a homage to Milan, a declaration of love for the city as Expo 2015 host; pastel and primary colours). Range: chairs, tables, stools, sofas, outdoor, lighting, furnishing accessories. Materials: wood (ash, oak, beech), metal, polycarbonate. Made in Italy. Sustainability as a declared production principle.

For architects and interior designers, Colico is the Brianza brand with the longest continuous family and production history in its segment — with a chair programme that consistently mediates between craft tradition and contemporary material expression (polycarbonate, lacquer, solid wood), and an outdoor range that transfers the same design principles to exterior spaces.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Colico

Colico is an Italian furniture manufacturer with a history of over one hundred years, founded in 1920 by Andrea Colico as a craft chair workshop in Cabiate (Brianza, Lombardy) — a region in which the first woodworking and drawing schools were emerging at that time and artisanal furniture-making was flourishing. Andrea's son Antonio relocated the company to Varedo (near Milan), opened a production site in Friuli for woodworking and participated for the first time in the Salone del Mobile in Milan in 1970 — a fair to which the Colico family remained faithful for the following 50 years. The decisive strategic shift came from Walter Colico from 1982 onwards: under his leadership the previously traditionally oriented company became the internationally positioned design manufacturer Colico Design, with an international distribution network, collaborations with well-known designers and a presence at Salone del Mobile, Maison&Objet and Crocus (Moscow).

Iconic products: Annette (Max Caspani + Max Colombo, 1991 — Young & Design Award), Joker stool (Fausto di Martino, 2001 — Young & Design), Geo stool (di Martino, 2003 — Young & Design), Brera chair (solid wood, referencing classic Italian restaurant chairs with a new reinforcement element), Milano2015 (Walter Colico + architect Kicco Bestetti, 2010 — polycarbonate chair as a homage to Milan, a declaration of love for the city as Expo 2015 host; pastel and primary colours). Range: chairs, tables, stools, sofas, outdoor, lighting, furnishing accessories. Materials: wood (ash, oak, beech), metal, polycarbonate. Made in Italy. Sustainability as a declared production principle.

For architects and interior designers, Colico is the Brianza brand with the longest continuous family and production history in its segment — with a chair programme that consistently mediates between craft tradition and contemporary material expression (polycarbonate, lacquer, solid wood), and an outdoor range that transfers the same design principles to exterior spaces.