Sovet was born at the end of the ’80s to explore the expressive possibilities of glass in contemporary furnishing. Since the early 2000s, it has started collaborating with important international designers and introduced other materials alongside glass, broadening its perspective under the sign of creativity and continuous evolution. From “New shapes for glass” to “New shapes for design,” in the last 30 years the company has undergone constant growth, transforming itself from a company identified with glass to an internationally successful 360-degree design company, with new solutions for both home and contract environments that combine minimalism and careful material selection.
Made in Italy
The creative use of industrial processes, the use of raw materials of absolute quality, and the meticulous work of master craftsmen allow Sovet to create high-quality and 100% Made in Italy collections. Thanks to state-of-the-art industrial automation systems, Sovet is also able to meet large supply needs for contract spaces, always guaranteeing the highest quality standards. The company pursues a continuous search for materials to create an offering of accessories that complement each other, furnishing different kinds of environments with maximum customization possibilities.
Sustainability
Glass retains its value as a fundamental element for Sovet. Glass is combined and processed with the most advanced technology to create new materials that blend research and know-how, such as Materia and Liquid glass. The expansion of the product range and the continuous dedication to offering the public increasingly custom possibilities are key points for Sovet, which has led to the selection of more than 123 finishes. From ceramic to wood, from HPL to Cristalplant, to steel and aluminum. Leathers, faux leathers, velvets, and fabrics complete a selection of fine finishes, all made in Italy.
Glass can be reintroduced into the production cycle countless times and strongly represents the company’s high attention to eco-compatibility. For its production processes, Sovet uses energy coming directly from renewable sources. Thanks to its photovoltaic systems, it is able to meet its own energy demand. Furthermore, the company uses cardboard packaging with limited presence of oil derivatives and water-based paints for lacquering.
Values
One of the main values for Sovet is design intended as a means to express innovation and a new culture of living spaces. The know-how in the production phase and materials processing, together with the excellence of the "custom" technical service developed over time, has led Sovet to collaborate increasingly with internationally renowned architectural studios for the development of residential and contract projects worldwide, as well as the furnishing of restaurants, hotels, lounge areas, airports, ships, and commercial spaces.
