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Lapalma’s story begins with their past as artisans over 40 years ago, in Padua, Italy. Success evolved the company into industry, but the spirit of craftsmanship remained intact while collaborating with international designers. Lapalma products are made to last, thanks to their exceptional durability and timeless design. Sustainability rhymes with quality, which the company control every step of the way through in–house production, largely powered by solar and geothermal energy, and collaborating exclusively with local suppliers. Discover Lapalma indoor/outdoor collection at 3daysofdesign.

At Lapalma, keeping it real means staying true to their roots. As a family–owned company, Lapalma designs and manufactures every piece in their own factory in Italy, where craftsmanship and passion come together to create furniture that lasts. For 3daysofdesign 2025, Lapalma proudly embraces the theme KEEP IT REAL—a call to honour authenticity, individuality, and conscious design. In a world of mass production, they stand by their commitment to quality, sustainability, and timeless aesthetics, crafting each product with care, expertise, and a deep respect for materials. Join as they unveil the latest collection—a true expression of Italian craftsmanship, heritage, and contemporary design.

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