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Coming Soon
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Scandinavia project
A small taste of Venetian tradition combined with a touch of Scandinavian design have given "light" to this new joint project between Antico Trentino, our Scandinavian partners Lebrìc Scandinava and design studio Krafted and Lars Ernst Hoole.
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The Patriarca Apple Tree
The oldest apple tree in Europe, called "Il Patriarca" was blown away by the wind a few years ago. Antico Trentino has recovered it and made it available to any artist / craftsman / designer who wanted to give it new life in some way. We are available to listen to your ideas about it. We are open to listening to your ideas and confronting each other.Read more
The essence of the artisan
The art of woodworking
It all starts in a small artisan workshop where our experience has been formed in the effort of our daily work and that passion has developed and still animates our work.
A future with solid roots
Continuous research into new materials and design solutions that combine innovation and tradition, creating a game of temporal references capable of enhancing at the same time the appeal of reclaimed wood and the sophisticated modernity of raw materials with a high technological content.
Environmental protection
The recovery of old wood allows to breathe new life into materials otherwise destined for pulp, to give new life to a hidden beauty that would be lost. Antique wood has a timeless charm that we think should be safeguarded.
Wood living
Milan Cathedral
- 24/05/2021
- Legno Antico: Briccola
Another project realized with reclaimed Venetian Briccole near to Milan Cathedral. A material rich in history, particular and refined....
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House in Milan
- 07/05/2021
- Legno Antico: Briccola
Wall cladding and kitchen countertop made with this natural material, that is Venetian Briccolas, as beautiful and exciting as it is...
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Briccola flooring
- Antique Wood: Briccola
Past and present combined here by a flooring in ‘briccole’, endowed with its unique identity. The perfect matching of old and new, a...
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Wood types
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Briccola
Briccole are groups of three poles in the channels of the lagoon of Venice delineating the waterway areas, providing important...
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Apple-tree
The apple trees planted in North Italy in Trentino Alto Adige in the famous ‘Valle di Non’, at the turn of nineteenth and twentieth...
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Fir
The silver fir is a typical tree found in forests and mountains throughout the entire northern hemisphere that can reach considerable...
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Larch
The larch is the only non-evergreen conifer belonging to the Italian spontaneous flora. This wood is very durable, which is why it is...
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Oak
The oak is common throughout Western, Central and Southern Europe and is also typically found in the lower Italian mountainous...
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Elm
The Elm is commonly found throughout Europe, Asia and North America, of which there are many species. Elm has an excellent resistance to...
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Chestnut
The chestnut can grow in forests up to 800m in height. The main characteristics of this wood are durability and resistance to moisture,...
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Walnut
The nut tree is found across Europe, it’s not only famous for its fruit, but also for the characteristics of the timber grain. The wood...
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Cherry
The cherry is of European origin and is widely spread across Italy. Its use goes far beyond the fruit: the wood has excellent mechanical...
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Pine
The Pine is an evergreen tree that grows in the Alps at very high altitudes. Unsuitable for use as firewood, the pine has historically...
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Alder
The alder wood is hard, heavy and durable. It tolerates moisture and water. It’s not simple to work this wood and given its impact...
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