From the 1930s to the Present: The History of Molteni｜MOLTENI&C TOKYO GALLERY
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April 29, 2015

From the 1930s to the Present: The History of Molteni｜MOLTENI&C TOKYO GALLERY

In 2010, Molteni&C's QallaM project. The QallaM (Quality raised to the power of M) project serves as a reflection on Molteni Quality, aiming to assess the company's experience and define its future quality vision.
In 1989, Aldo Rossi's drawing
In 1972, Molteni&C's Luca Meda
In 1961, Angelo Molteni and the Founder Committee at the 1st Salone del Mobile.
In 1960, the Molteni&C Factory. The mid-1960s marked a turning point during Italy's economic boom, ushering in the era of industrial-scale design.
In 1950, Molteni&C Headquarters. Around this time, Molteni was a leader in classic bedroom furniture manufacturing.
The founders of the Molteni group, Angelo and Carlo Molteni, in Birmania.
Molteni&C was founded in 1934 in Guissano, Brianza, near Milan. The traditional artisan workshop evolved into a company and then an international group.
The Molteni group comprises four companies, each a leader in its sector: Molteni&C (home furnishings), Dada (kitchens), Unifor (office furnishings), and Citterio (office furnishings and partitions).
In 2014, Molteni&C's Glass Cube. Israeli artist/designer Ron Gilad curated the Glass Cube, a new showroom and exhibition space at the brand's headquarters in Brianza.
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