DESIGN ITALY EXPANDS INTERIOR,
ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES WITH SYNCRONIA
Yahoo Life - WWD - July 6, 2023
MILAN — Digital marketplace Design Italy will unveil on July 14 a strategic partnership with Syncronia, an Italian web portal for architectural and interior design services, WWD has learned. The collaboration will allow Design Italy to expand its own interior design and architecture consultancy services globally.
Specifically, Syncronia will aid Design Italy in expanding its business-to-consumer and business-to-business sectors into offering interior design consultants support, three-dimensional computer-aided design (CAD) models, building information modeling objects, 3D textures, catalogues and specifications to integrate into architectural and decorative projects worldwide. Consultations will range from creating mood boards to complex project development.
Design Italy chief executive officer and founder Roberto Ferrari commented Thursday on the potential of the project. “The partnership is based on a common vision, a project in support of the Italian industry. From the beginning we saw the strong complementarity of our entities, which will strengthen both businesses through cross-selling activities and the development of new services for various ecosystem players.”
Ferrari is known for his experience in leading Italian companies into the digital space through his work as an investor, consultant and chief digital and innovation officer of merchant bank Mediobanca. Cassina, which is owned by Poltrona Frau, and historic lighting label Stilnovo are among the latest labels to be added to the company’s roster, appointing Design Italy as their official partner.
Syncronia’s president Carlo Bardelli echoed Ferrari’s sentiment, underscoring the two companies’ global network and expertise in the world of furniture. “Syncronia helps Italian products enter architectural projects worldwide, while Design Italy brings these products closer to the market by creating an efficient e-commerce platform. These are two entities whose services complement each other, providing greater momentum to the Made in Italy brand abroad.”
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