Tacchini
Italian furniture brand founded in 1967 in Seveso, Brianza, creating timeless furniture and accessories that pair iconic design re-editions with contemporary pieces.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Tacchini is an Italian furniture brand that has been creating timeless furniture and accessories since 1967. Founded by Antonio Tacchini in Seveso, Brianza, the company began as a carpentry workshop and later evolved into an international brand described as a benchmark of Made in Italy. Its catalogue combines re-editions of iconic design pieces from the past with objects conceived by contemporary designers, spanning sofas, chairs and stools, and accessories.
History
Tacchini has been creating timeless furniture and accessories since 1967. It was founded by Antonio Tacchini in Seveso, Brianza, beginning as a carpentry workshop and later evolving into an international brand described as a benchmark of Made in Italy. In the early 2000s, with the entry of Giusi Tacchini — now CEO and Creative Director of the brand — the company began collaborating with internationally renowned designers. About a decade later, the relaunch of the Babela chair, designed in 1958 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, marked the beginning of the re-editions, through which the company brings new life to iconic pieces from the past. The brand's approach is driven by research and experimentation, rediscovering iconic design pieces from the past and bringing them into dialogue with objects conceived by contemporary talents.
Products and positioning
A benchmark of Made in Italy, balancing classic and recognizable style between modernity and timelessness, with values of craftsmanship, continuous innovation, uncompromising quality, attention to materials, and respect for people and the environment.
Grand Sesann sofa
Butter collection
Le Mura
Basilan
Babela chair
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