The Bassetti collection designed by the young American artist Kate Neckel can be considered the Milan-based company’s express wish to break with the past, old products having been archived even by vintage fashion. ...

The Bassetti collection designed by the young American artist Kate Neckel can be considered the Milan-based company’s express wish to break with the past, old products having been archived even by vintage fashion. For more than two centuries Bassetti has been supplying families, from the birth of infants to the care of the elderly. Supplying quality products that respect the environment, and the result of accurate specialised research. The motto that best describes the Bassetti style of today is: we dress the home with creativity and style for the pleasure and fantasy of the family. The whole story started in 1830, in Milan, when the first Bassetti emporium was inaugurated, selling “fabrics, Flanders linen tablecloths, linen and muslin handkerchiefs, towels, blankets, curtains and vests”. Nowadays the sales network is capillary and the emporium in Milan has conquered the home market, Europe and the financial market now the company has been floated on the stock exchange. Decor, Good Day Imagine, Kate Neckel, Puffi, Granfoulard and Il Piumone are the collections reflecting the quality supplied by Bassetti to its customers, and are destined to the three main areas of the home, the bedroom, the living room, bathroom and beach. Bed linen includes pillow cases, sheets, duvet covers and quilts. For the living room there are covers, rugs and cushion covers. For the bathroom and beach, hand towels, bath towels and shower robes.