A contemporary design studio born from Treviso’s architectural heritage, creating bespoke furnishings that blend Italian craftsmanship with global influences.
At a glance
VGnewtrend is a design enterprise rooted in the Veneto region’s tradition of fine materials and proportional harmony. The studio produces handcrafted interior objects for designers and collectors seeking exclusive, thoughtfully executed work rather than mass-market luxury.
History
Founded in 1991, VGnewtrend emerged from Treviso, a city 20 km from Venice renowned for architectural excellence and sophisticated material culture. The studio draws directly from this environment—its proportional systems, craft traditions, and cross-cultural references refined through generations of Italian artisanal practice.
What you see
The studio’s output comprises curated decorative and functional objects that reflect careful study of materials, spatial relationships, and design precedent. Each piece represents a deliberate departure from standardized production, emphasizing restraint and intellectual rigor in its aesthetic vocabulary.
Cultural significance
VGnewtrend exemplifies contemporary Veneto design culture—balancing authentic craftsmanship with conceptual sophistication. It represents a lineage connecting Renaissance proportional theory, 20th-century modernism, and contemporary practice within Italy’s northeastern design ecosystem.
Key facts
- Address: Via Antonio Gramsci, 1, 31100 Quinto, Veneto
- Coordinates: 45.6522661, 12.181183
- Phone: 0422 4724
- Website: http://www.vgnewtrend.it/it
Practical information
VGnewtrend operates Monday to Friday, 8:30 am–12:30 pm and 2:00 pm–6:00 pm. Closed weekends. Appointments are recommended; contact the studio directly to discuss commissions and viewing availability.
Getting there
The studio is located in Quinto, in the Veneto region near Treviso. By car from Venice, take the A4 motorway northward toward Treviso; Quinto lies approximately 25 km north of the city center. Train connections serve Treviso; local transport links onward to Quinto.
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