cassina

American  

[kuh-see-nuh] / kəˈsi nə /

Or cassine

1. a variant of cassena.

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Example Sentences

It’s this idea of creating a cultural continuum that interests me, and to which I’m honored to contribute as Cassina’s art director.

From New York Times

Cassina has manufactured furniture since 1927 and maintains an archive of roughly 600 pieces, some of which are still being produced.

From New York Times

It took off in a significant way in 1964 when Cassina, an Italian furniture manufacturer, began reproducing designs by Le Corbusier Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand in its I Maestri collection.

From New York Times

Cassina ventured beyond its Italian borders to produce three midcentury works by the Danish architect Bodil Kjaer, including this solid wood, steel and laminate serving cart.

From New York Times

“To enhance the brand and heritage of the 151-year-old company, it seemed only right to start with the classics’ creative legacy,” said Marco Cassina, marketing director of Acerbis’s parent company, MDF Italia; $1,515.

From New York Times