We train in Saint Lambert our workforce and we buy local raw products. No chemicals or industrial machinery are involved in production. We process the sheep wool, horsehair, cotton and other fibres; we transform design ideas in mattresses, pillows and futons caring of any details: we stitch, we cut and we tack. We stuff them manually with great care. We stitch the seams and finally verify all particulars.

This is where our quality comes from.

I started to learn how to manufacture mattresses by helping `'Zio' 'Angelo Collini, an uncle of my husband, in Milan in Italy. At the beginning, this was just a hobby, during which I only thought of including/understanding the bases of the tapissage following my passion for the craft industry. During the following years, last to work with Angelo, to exchange with him on the ways of recognizing the quality of materials, the various textiles, the easy ways to make good nodes and a good number of councils, informed me on the loss which would be the disappearance of such an artisanal tradition. Passion thus transferred me knowledge and… work. The uncle, after a working life, decided to take his retirement but its joy as for the fact told me that a young craftsman was able to handle correctly the tools again. At this time, I asked him who had bought his company but he answered me simply: `'it is yours''

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