Initially, in light of the company’s location, production was focussed on the manufacture of barn doors and locks; this also due to the fact that, at the end of the 1800s, a furniture culture did not exist, particularly in a rural village like Villanova Solaro. This activity carried on until the end of World War I when production shifted towards the manufacture of crates for ammunition.

It is only at the end of World War II that the company’s production turned towards the creation of furniture pieces as this was a time that favoured development.