Downtown Design
redazione 16/07/2024

Bolzan: resting in excellence

From sourcing of materials to a 100% Italian chain of production: a virtuous process for high-quality beds

A constant dialogue between industrial innovation and pursuit of quality, between the sensibilities of craftsmanship and experimentation with materials. This is the outlook behind the design of Bolzan, a family company that fosters a true culture of remarkable know-how. Starting from the concept of excellence Made in Italy, the brand works by paying close attention to the realities of the territory, in an entirely Italian chain of supply and production to create beds of the highest quality, where design and functionality join forces in the pursuit of total refinement.

This philosophy is not just synonymous with high standards, but also represents Bolzan’s commitment to virtuous manufacturing, creating a circular economy that reduces waste and protects the environment, along the pathway leading to qualification as a B Corporation. In this new way of doing business every creation is formulated to be regenerated. The production is oriented toward elements of great value, with limited environmental impact. Attention to detail thus becomes synonymous with a principle that goes beyond aesthetics, reaching the perfect synthesis of comfort, durability, personalization and sustainability. 

Noah set by Bolzan

All this translates into a constant process of research and development, which is leading the company towards the increasingly frequent and substantial use of natural materials for the padding of the textile beds: from coconut fiber, which ensures strength and breathability, to wool wadding, a guarantee of wellbeing during sleep, offering durable shaping and softness, with a pleasant sensation of all-around comfort. The same care goes into the structure of the products, relying on solid wood in three layers, treated with water and polished, sourced from outstanding suppliers and crafted inside the company with high-precision machinery to reduce waste and ensure responsible use of the material. A significant and representative example of this evolution is Noah, a bed with minimal design, where the headboard and border are padded with coconut fiber and wool wadding, materials that fully comply with the characteristics sought by the company in terms of performance.

Coconut fiber and wool wadding

Marble Jack-e coffee table Giallo siena

Marble Jill coffee table Rosso Lepanto

While the creations narrate a story of sustainability, the aesthetic aspects are never overlooked, following the same fil rouge, as borne out by the new Bolzan fabric range, formulated together with the art directors  Zanellato/Bortotto, which will be presented in the fall. The coverings are enhanced by natural fibers like mohair, silk, hemp, viscose, linen, cotton, wool and alpaca, with the aim of providing a vast range of options for personalization of the bed, the bedding and the décor complements. Bolzan’s focus on materials also extends to the new selection of marble varieties of Italian origin, in the variants Rosso Lepanto, Giallo Siena, Bardiglio, Karibib and Rosa Asiago, available for the collection of complements.

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