When one pauses to reflect on recent history, especially that of the last quarter-century, our attention is drawn immediately to the extraordinary transformations that have changed the way of living, of producing and of thinking in Italy as well as all over the world.
Euromobil has grown within this riveting scenario through a progression speedy and continuous, yet we have been careful to develop gradually while demonstrating a capacity to foresee changes and to attain the goals the company set for itself. Founded in 1972 by the brothers Antonio, Gaspare, Fiorenzo and Giancarlo Lucchetta, Euromobil has become an exemplary case history even within the context of entrepreneurial operations in the Veneto region, an area which certainly knows no scarcity of extraordinarily successful industrial enterprises.

The Euromobil is, in fact, that of a firm which, starting from the size and outlook of an artisan pursuit, was sharply transformed as a result of the shrewd production choices made by its management, and which thus grew into one of the most important manufacturing groups in the highly competitive home-decorating market. "We changed the very concept of the furniture factory", explains Gaspare Lucchetta while referring to Euromobil, the mother firm in the Group, "by turning our operation into a true and proper planning and consulting centre for interior decoration, together with the manufacturing of made-to-order kitchen units within given time limits.

Among the goals we can boast of having achieved -- even if we certainly don't intend to rest on our laurels -- one primary objective was that of perfecting an industrial-type interior-decorating product so as to make it possible for us to obtain the most balanced quality-to price ratio. And on the heels of that success, we created high-standard service, because we had become aware that speed and efficiency in customer servicewere among the needs most essential to and appreciated by our clientele. And we might add that we have reinforced a company image already recognizable far and wide, an image well-suited for informing the public at large about the worth of our product offerings."

The significance of a global presence on the market, in consideration of the concrete advantages an all-inclusive proposal would give our business partners, encouraged

 

Euromobil to broaden its product range. As of 1974, kitchen equipment was thus complemented by the modular furniture manufactured by our subsidiary Zalf, and then in 1995 by sofas and the like with Désirée's entry into the Group.

This is how the Euromobil Group came to be formed, and how it began to operate with a larger range of perspectives and a greater capacity for penetrating the market. Each firm in the Group has retained its own identity and its own specific know-how, but these firms have still been able to exchange their individual experience both in the technological area and in regard the methods for managing and distributing their products. Above all, the firms have been co-ordinated in such a way that they can offer dependable interior-decorating arrangements that reflect a single manufacturing philosophy.

That approach is characterised by modularity, tangible quality, and refined and cogent taste, yet for the most part it is a philosophy simple and basic, being intended for the same wide consumer category.

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