Modesign

Wood is the most environmentally sustainable material there is: it is natural, recyclable, durable and from a renewable source. At Modesign, we use only low-formaldehyde wood from FSC-certified forests.
Compared to conventional materials, sustainable materials offer additional benefits by retaining the same properties. Among the advantages are environmental benefits, reduced emissions, and opportunities for recycling and reuse.
Modesign has a green heart: that's why it offers wooden furniture developed to last. They are designed with non-toxic, environmentally friendly materials with a focus on saving natural resources.
By using the latest generation of water-based paints, we consistently reduce energy consumption and consequently CO2 emissions while respecting and protecting the environment.
Production waste is collected and sent for recycling.

Franco Bianchini's fundamental contribution to spreading the value of Made in Italy around the world began in 1968, with the opening of the first factory near Verona. In 2022 the company founded the Modesign brand, with a contemporary style that nevertheless does not abandon the tradition in which wood is the real protagonist. The new brand was born from the desire to abandon the old conception of design and open its gaze to a new vision.

The creative process starts from an abstract intuition and transforms it into tangible objects. Instinct becomes the starting point for the birth of each new design. Envisioning tomorrow to build a contemporary history that puts people first. Intuiting people's desires, anticipating what they will seek to create functional solutions. Embrace change in all spheres and be protagonists of transformation. Breathe in nature and investigate among its structural features, understand its secret in order to apply it to design in favor of a more environmentally sustainable and cutting-
edge vision, open to practical solutions. Listen to the material, perceive its vibrations. Conceiving each line as an expression of style
and each form as a fundamental part of the whole. Rethinking the technological process in the service of well-being, harnessing new
resources in function of nature for an ethical rediscovery ofdesign. Human value as the focal point of a path that looks to the future. Innovative design through past experience and "know-how." Pursue the path of rational, functional and minimal style. Preferessential lines that cut through space absolutely. Bring each figure to its primal state to enhance it.