Ogni arredo viene così concepito come un pezzo unico, da inserire nel suo contesto specifico.Tutti i passaggi, dall’ideazione, al progetto, alla costruzione, al montaggio, sono frutto di un dialogo costante tra le sue idee e quelle espresse dai clienti. In questo modo prendono forma arredamenti che privilegiano gli amati legni, ma non sdegnano altri materiali, quali vetro, plexiglass, acciaio, ferro, alluminio.                                          _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________   Born in Rome in 1977, Nicola Sirtori lived and worked in Pisa in his artisanal workshop until 2016. At the beginning of 2017, he moved to Lisbon where he started a new path in his workshop on the outskirts of the Portuguese capital. In addition to the works he carries out locally, he has designed and realized other projects in Italian and foreign cities, such as Rome, Brussels, London, and Paris.   After graduating from the experimental scientific high school and attending the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the University of Pisa for four years, he began to follow a new course of interests, that linked to wood and its forms. From small objects designed, planned, and built for friends, to the important training and work experience in a furniture company, to the decision to consolidate the basic theories by enrolling in Rome at the Academy of Arts and new technologies in interior design and industrial design.   Important steps that led him to the choice of opening a company where wood and design are the pillars of his creations and the furniture presents a quality design, made to measure, original, and accessible to an increasingly wide clientele. Each piece of furniture is thus conceived as a unique piece, to be inserted in its specific context.   All the steps, from ideation, to design, to construction, to assembly, are the result of a constant dialogue between his ideas and those expressed by clients. In this way, furnishings are created that favor beloved woods, but do not disdain other materials, such as glass, plexiglass, steel, iron, and aluminum.