"Each product is the result of in-depth research and synergy with academic institutes such as the Department of Chemistry at the University of Florence and Murano’s School of Glass".

The installation of the first Biesse glass machining centre in the 1980s marked the start of a fruitful partnership that has developed over the years, leading to the combination of innovation and quality in designer bathroom furnishings.

In Biesse, Artelinea’s commitment to experimentation and excellence has found a strategic partner. The decision to extend the use of Biesse technologies for machining different materials has helped Artelinea to set itself apart in the sector. The versatility of Biesse machinery means that the company has been able to take on the daily challenges posed by architects and designers in machining various materials.

What differentiates Artelinea is its meticulous approach to studying materials. Each product is the result of in-depth research and synergy with academic institutes such as the Department of Chemistry at the University of Florence and Murano’s School of Glass. These collaborations allow Artelinea to take on the challenges it faces every day and explore innovative solutions in the machining of materials.

The centrality of studying materials is reflected in each phase of Artelinea’s production process. From cutting to bending, and from moulding to painting, each stage is underpinned by a deep knowledge of the materials used. This attention to detail allows the company to offer products of exceptional quality and design such as bespoke mirrors, basins, tops, furniture and accessories. Collaborations with internationally famous designers are proof of Artelinea’s open and innovation-led approach.