One workshop town
Manufacturing has stayed in Casale di Scodosia since 1818, with the Milan studio at Via Arbe 81 added in 2024 for design coordination. Yacht pieces are carved and finished in the same workshop as the classic collections.
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A Veneto furniture family since 1818, now working at sea
Modenese Gastone has carved classic furniture in Casale di Scodosia since 1818. Yacht interiors sit among the sectors it serves alongside villas, palaces and hotels, designed from a Milan studio opened in 2024 while carving and finishing stay in the same Veneto workshop across seven generations.
How long has Modenese Gastone made yacht interiors?
Modenese Gastone has made classic furniture in Casale di Scodosia since 1818, and yacht interiors sit among the sectors it serves alongside villas, palaces and hotels. The family is now in its seventh generation, designing from a Milan studio opened in 2024 while carving and finishing stay in the same Veneto workshop.
The company kept manufacturing where it started. Rather than move production abroad, Modenese Gastone carves, gilds and finishes in Casale di Scodosia and coordinates design from a Milan studio at Via Arbe 81, opened in April 2024. Gastone Modenese, who led the fourth generation, lived from 1924 to 2021, and the seventh generation works in the same town today.
The reach grew outward from Italy, with showrooms in Moscow in 2004, Dubai in 2010, and Lagos and Abuja in 2015, supporting worldwide export and installation. The same hand carving and finishing behind the classic collections is what goes into the yacht services and the marine materials; the wider interiors practice is Modenese Luxury Interiors, and the family history sits at Modenese Gastone. Reach the studio through the contact page.
What does the workshop bring to a yacht project?
Three things carry from a two-century furniture workshop onto a yacht: an unbroken carving tradition, verifiable company details, and hand finishing adapted to the sea. Each one changes what an owner or shipyard can specify and check before a project starts.
Seven generations
The family has passed the workshop down seven times. Gastone Modenese (1924 to 2021) led the fourth generation; the seventh works there now, keeping carving patterns and finish recipes consistent across a scheme.
Craft adapted to the sea
The same hand carving, gilding and finishing is built lightweight, sealed against salt air and reviewed against marine fire rules, the methods set out on the marine materials page.
Modenese Gastone: the Veneto workshop and Milan studio behind the yachts
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See what the history builds today across the yacht services and materials, or reach the Milan studio directly.
Start a Modenese Gastone yacht interiors since 1818 project
Modenese Gastone replies with drawings and a quotation once the room, dimensions, destination country and finish direction are known. The full enquiry form is on the contact page.
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