Projects
Every project has its own story, yet the protagonists are always the same: the client, the designer, and the cabinetmaker.
RDC Italia Srl began as a traditional woodworking workshop and, in 2010, chose to evolve into a coordinated manufacturing network. What started as a dream and an idea gradually became a reality over the years.
Today, we manage and produce high-end bespoke interiors and furnishings for an international clientele, combining Italian craftsmanship, technical expertise, and a network of specialized manufacturing partners under a single point of contact.
BMW – Interior fit-out for 50 retail locations
RDC Italia completed the bespoke interior fit-out and furnishing production for 50 BMW retail locations, coordinating manufacturing across its network of specialized Italian partners and ensuring consistent quality, technical precision, and brand standards throughout the entire project.
Milano Cortina 2026 — Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games | Bespoke Interior Manufacturing
RDC Italia was commissioned to design and manufacture bespoke bars, sofas and boiserie for the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
Working closely with the design team, we developed and produced custom-made elements combining refined materials, precise detailing and Italian craftsmanship.
From technical development to production, every element was coordinated through our Italian manufacturing network to meet the specific requirements of the project.
A prestigious international project that brought together design, craftsmanship and manufacturing excellence in the context of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
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Milanese Restaurant — Organic Furniture & Sculptural Woodwork
A bespoke furniture project for a Milanese restaurant, where traditional cabinetmaking becomes sculpture.
The furniture was conceived and crafted around organic, flowing forms, transforming wood into a defining architectural element of the interior.
Every curve, transition and detail was developed specifically for the space, combining technical precision with the expressive qualities of handcrafted wood.
Here, cabinetmaking goes beyond function: wood becomes sculpture.
Bolton Garden London— Bespoke Interior for a Prestigious Private Residence
A bespoke interior project for a prestigious private residence at Bolton Garden 41, London.
Working in collaboration with A Ling Concept Ltd and designer Annabella Nassetti, RDC Italia developed and produced custom-made furniture and interior elements tailored specifically to the residence.
The project combines refined materials, meticulous craftsmanship and bespoke detailing, creating a sophisticated interior in which every element has been designed to respond to the architecture and character of the space.
Design: A Ling Concept Ltd — Annabella Nassetti
Location: Bolton Garden, London
Scope: Bespoke furniture and interior fit-out
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Prestige — Bespoke Interior Design in Como, Italy
A bespoke interior project in Como, Italy, featuring custom-made furniture and carefully crafted interior elements.
RDC Italia coordinated the production of the furnishings, combining Italian craftsmanship, refined materials and precise attention to detail to create an elegant and distinctive interior.
Location: Como, Italy
Scope: Bespoke furniture and interior fit-out
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More Than Furniture Manufacturing
The model we have developed offers something beyond the simple supply of bespoke furniture.
At RDC Italia, design and manufacturing are connected through integrated 3D CAD systems and a dedicated production workflow. Technical production solutions are managed directly through our CAM systems, allowing every component to be engineered, coded and tracked throughout the entire manufacturing process.
Every individual piece has its own identity and production record. This level of traceability becomes particularly valuable on large and complex projects, where precision, coordination and control are essential.
For major commissions, we can also provide access to the 3D models, allowing architects, designers and project teams anywhere in the world to easily review and verify the work. Sections can be generated, dimensions checked and technical information consulted both in the office and on site.
Our surveys are carried out digitally using 3D scanning technology, combined—when necessary—with traditional hand measurements. I still use a tape measure myself; after all, I'm a bit of an old-school cabinetmaker.
And when it comes to installation, we rely exclusively on our own experienced specialists. The people who understand how the pieces were designed and manufactured are the same people who know how to assemble them correctly on site.
This creates a continuous chain:
Survey → Design → 3D CAD → Engineering → CAM → Production → Traceability → Installation
It is a system we have developed through years of experience, bringing together traditional craftsmanship and advanced digital manufacturing.
It goes beyond supplying furniture. It is a way of working—and one that is becoming a reference for the industry.