Giorgetti brings Maserati’s design language to the executive office
The Italian furniture maker's second collaboration with the storied automotive brand transforms the workspace with sculpted forms and refined materials. The Kimé desk anchors a setting where craftsmanship and comfort converge.
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Giorgetti’s second chapter in its Maserati Edition Collection moves beyond the living sphere into the working one, where the automotive brand’s sculptural confidence reshapes the contemporary office. The Kimé executive desk commands the space with an architectural presence, its curved planes and considered materiality suggesting the same design philosophy that governs the Italian car maker’s forms. Pale timber surfaces meet deep lacquered panels, creating a visual conversation between lightness and gravitas.
Complementing this centrepiece are two expressions of the Aphira chair. The enveloping bergère armchair wraps itself around the user in textured upholstery rendered in soft grey tones, its rounded form a counterpoint to the desk’s linear drama. The guest armchair, similarly proportioned but spare in its geometry, offers a refined alternative for the occasional visitor. Both possess the same attentive detailing that distinguishes Giorgetti’s work: the brass turning of the base, the subtle curve of the backrest, the precision of every joint.
The workspace that emerges from this curated selection speaks not to productivity alone but to the idea that work might unfold within surroundings of genuine beauty. The interplay between the desk’s bold silhouette and the chairs’ enveloping comfort suggests a space designed for focus tempered by ease. Afternoon light crosses pale plaster and warm wood. Small vessels in deep burgundy and cream hold fresh flowers. The shelving beyond holds books and collected objects, arranged with the quiet intentionality of a room that knows its purpose and celebrates it.
Imagery courtesy of Giorgetti (@giorgettiofficial).
