At the core of Jumbo Collection's appeal lies its unwavering dedication to Italian classic luxury design. With a meticulous attention to detail and a steadfast commitment to utilizing only the most exquisite materials, each Made in Italy classic dining tables serves as a testament to the brand's relentless pursuit of perfection. Explore the collection and infuse your space with the timeless elegance of its classic furniture, adding a touch of charm and sophistication to any room.Every piece in the Jumbo Collection repertoire is a masterpiece in its own right, meticulously crafted to perfection. This dedication to meticulous craftsmanship is not just a tradition but a way of life for Jumbo Collection, a philosophy that permeates every aspect of its creations. Quality, artisanal ability, continual research and innovation into design and materials are the cornerstones that inspire the entire productive process. Jumbo Collection has been distinguished by its selection of precious materials and traditional artisan techniques: porcelain, mother-of-pearl, crystal, and the handmade carvings and inlays transform the pieces into original decorative or structural items that make the finished works truly unique. All the production is done entirely within the company and every single piece is delivered with a special label that certifies its complete authenticity and its Made in Italy provenance. A procedure where quality and artisan skill are the unifying feature that connect with the various stages of the brand’s history.The stylistic offer ranges from the Masterpieces collection, with its unique and prestigious reproductions of historic furnishings, to a wide array of iconic pieces characterised by the choice of precious materials and traditional techniques, up to the New Era that presents clean lines with a more contemporary approach. . Every piece is customisable, and our Interior Design Service team is dedicated to every aspect of the planning – from the idea to the development, from the artistic rendering to production.
