**The Journey of a Piece of Furniture: Restored by Giakkemikke**
Here at Giakkemikke, in Via Grevigiana 23A, Calcinaia (FI), every piece of furniture that arrives has a story. We are proud to bring these unique items back to life—just like the piece you see in the photos. How It Arrived: A Piece Marked by Time When this piece came...
From Shoemaker’s Molds to Designer Furniture: When Craftsmanship Meets Memory
Sometimes, beauty hides behind apparent abandonment, and inspiration can arise from the most unexpected objects. This is the philosophy behind every creation by GiakkeMikke, and the piece we present today is a prime example. Born from the encounter between a forgotten...
Custom Craftsmanship: Why Choose Handmade, Personalized Furniture
In today’s world of mass-produced furnishings, choosing handmade custom furniture is a return to quality, personalization, and authenticity. In this article, we’ll explain why turning to a workshop like GiakkeMikke can truly make a difference in your home. 1. Every...
Create a unique space: furniture and décor that make a difference
Furnishing is more than just an aesthetic choice—it defines the identity of a space and tells the story of those who live in it. That’s why custom-made or carefully restored furniture and décor can transform any environment, making it truly unique. Why Choose...
A Custom-Made Bookshelf: Functionality and Style in Perfect Harmony
At GiakkEMikke, we work to create furniture tailored to the needs of our clients, combining design with practicality. This custom-made bookshelf was designed with both functionality and the unique character of materials in mind. Materials That Tell a Story For this...
We are Giacomo (Giakke) and Michele (Mikke) two brothers who like to research and rediscover ancient objects, restore them and give them a new life. The result is always unique and original, a synthesis of the creativity of two people who, having grown up together, found themselves sharing the passion for well done things. Whether it is furniture or a good wine, the important thing is to take care of the details.
