Eighteen months of research, design and experimentation have led to a collection that combines simplicity of design and quality of production. Each product of our collection is simple, efficient, natural and unique: a testament to the amazing carpentry skills of the artisans, who give a “soul” to our furniture.

This bed side, small table, chair or “closet”, which can stay in a bedroom or in a sitting room, is the first piece of furniture of the line. It is formed by two elements joined by two screws only, and is the identification mark of La Clinica. Due to its plain lines and exact sizes, it is an empty parallelepiped which can contain books or everyday bottles, in either upright or down position.

Its top is painted white, unlikely the other pieces of the same line. It is multifunctional and can be used, for example, as a working, sitting room or dining room table.

300 years are necessary before the chestnut gets its dark beautiful quality. That’s why this table is the only one not to be painted white, to show the natural wood colour. Since the wood does not have any knobs, the raw material has to be accurately selected . It is made by four removable legs and five boards, and can be also made in pine.

The bookshelf, formed by five different size shelves, reminds of a pyramid having a rectangular top. The height between the shelves can accommodate big size books, boxes or objects. All the elements of the bookshelf can be slot together. It is light, tough and easy to assemble all together.

The stool best represents La Clinica elegance and style. It is stackable, very tough, super light. It is simply the stool, no need to use adjectives or labels other than slim, simple, natural.

Its top is painted white, unlikely the other pieces of the same line. It is multifunctional and can be used, for example, as a working, sitting room or dining room table.

Bright and asymmetrical , the eight pieces of pottery of La Clinica seem to be just taken out of an oldtime oven, for their fine and light work of art can’t cope with a mechanical mass production. The bowls and jars, with their beech wood tops, can preserve and contain food or bottle objects, or can be simply piled up to form a composition.