UPDATE: In a newly revealed addition to the collaboration, Maserati and Giorgetti have also unveiled a bespoke one-off vehicle: the Grecale Giorgetti Edition. Built as part of Maserati’s Fuoriserie customization program, the all-electric Grecale Folgore has been finished in a “Gleaming Dusk” exterior with copper-accented brake calipers and badging. Inside, the cabin features denim-colored leather and a special four-thread Giorgetti fabric also featured in the home collection. The interior’s standout detail is a Trident logo in grey-blue wood set into denim Alcantara headrests, while laser-etched door sills add a poetic finishing touch. The one-off Grecale was presented alongside the furniture pieces during a private preview at the Maserati Milan showroom, coinciding with Milan Design Week 2025.
Original Story: Italian brands Giorgetti and Maserati are teaming up for the 2025 Milan Design Week, presenting two unique interior design pieces that merge the worlds of high-end furniture and automotive. This collaboration celebrates Italian savoir-faire, innovation and the pursuit of perfection.
Rooted in shared values of meticulous attention to detail and timeless elegance, Giorgetti and Maserati have created a design dialogue that captures the harmony of nature and mythology. Maserati’s iconic trident, a symbol of Neptune, serves as a central theme, inspiring Giorgetti’s new collection, which draws from the dynamic forces of the sea and wind.
The Giorgetti Maserati Edition debuts with two sophisticated pieces: the Lorelei armchair and the Teti pouf/storage unit. The Lorelei armchair, inspired by the mythical siren, features sculptural contours reminiscent of waves and an enveloping structure similar to Maserati’s refined car seats. It comes available in three finishes: fully upholstered in leather, leather with a flexible wood insert, or lacquered with a wood accent.
Meanwhile, the Teti pouf/storage unit, named after the shape-shifting sea nymph, mirrors Maserati’s signature exhaust styling in its base. It comes in two versions: a plush pouf upholstered in fabric or leather and a storage unit with a transparent glass vessel top. The piece exemplifies Giorgetti’s artisanal mastery, offering a balance of function and aesthetic appeal.
Designed under the artistic direction of Giancarlo Bosio and Klaus Busse, the Giorgetti Maserati Edition is not just a co-branding initiative but a fusion of identities. As Giorgetti CEO Giovanni del Vecchio explains, the collection embodies a shared ethos rather than a standalone project.
Details on pricing and availability have yet to be shared at the time of writing.
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