It all began in 1937, with the business founded by blacksmith and farrier Amelio Trinciarelli . In 1996 the company took the name TN di Nello Trinciarelli, carrying on the work of a craft workshop for the production of wrought iron objects, just as Amelio once did in the premises of his own home and then, starting in 1983, in the large structure that is still the headquarters of the business today. It is from this its second chapter of history, the company chooses to flank craftsmanship with design and development activities and, as early as 2001, the first 3D graphics software useful for both the study of design and the punctual and detailed graphic reproduction of products, ranging from gates to indoor and outdoor furniture objects, passing through fences and gratings. In 2022 the Company transformed into Trinciarelli's TN, thus continuing its history between craftsmanship, development and innovation.
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Decorative Arts
A rare example of expertise handed down from master to apprentice, just like in the ancient Florentine craft workshops. Vasco Cappuccini opened this workshop way back in 1925, and his only student, Lamberto Banchi, took over the business in 1946. Today, the company is run with passion by the latter’s son Duccio, a craftsman in […]
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