Two great shows give 2015 a great start
2015 has only begun and incredibly two great shows have already taken place;
IMM Cologne and MAISON&OBJET PARIS, taking place on 19-25 and
23-27 January respectively. Both shows were stunning showcases for new
interior design trends, together with the opportunity for visitors to view the exciting
products from many of the world’s leading furniture manufacturers.
LivingEtc – Feb 2015
Schiatti are excited to present our 2015 Brochure.
We are the representative
agents of several
Italian furniture companies
and have been
operating in the British market
for more than twenty years.
Over this period, we have
been able to anticipate the
trends of a dynamic and
unique market, such as the
British one, and to foresee
the changes which today
are clear to everybody.
Goodbye to 2014 and welcome 2015
We hope you enjoy this final newsletter of 2014, and from everyone at Schiatti we
wish you a very merry Christmas and a very happy new year. We look forward to
working with you in 2015, and the opportunity to meet at the forthcoming shows.
LivingEtc – Sep 2014
Some great reading whilst we’re away…
The Schiatti office will be closed for the summer from 7 – 27 August 2014, and
whilst we’re away for only a part of the summer, if you wish to catch-up on the
exisitng and great new products available from the brands we represent,
please look at the manufacturers’ online brochures.
We’re sure you will discover some new and exciting products in the brochures,
and we look forward to discussing them with you when the Schiatti team
returns to the office.
Have a wonderful summer
New retail displays to engage customers
The first half of 2014 has seen the installation of some new and very exciting
furniture displays in a number of leading UK stores, and with very good reason.
There is nothing quite like the opportunity for prospective customers to see and
touch the physical quality of a product. There is notable market research to
suggest that the tactile sensations experienced by customers can have a very
positive effect, creating a symbolic psychological ownership of a product and
driving a must-have acquisition, especially in respect of high-value purchases.