FIDELIO ARREDAMENTI
Our story began in 1968, when Antonino Fidelio, founder of the company and a carpenter by trade, supported by his wife Laura, decided to propose to his clients prestigious pieces of furniture chosen with the attentive eyes of those who know the trade. Thus began a long path full of passion for quality furniture that led to the selection of the main Italian companies.
Since then we have linked our brand to the most prestigious furniture brands to offer you a wide and varied proposal able to respond to every taste or need. At the first shop of only 400 square meters, we soon joined one of 2000 square meters and, at the beginning of the new millennium, one of 3000 square meters with which we wanted to open the world of design to our customers.
For fifty years, always attentive to the needs of our customers, we furnish their homes and work spaces with care and dedication, becoming a point of reference for anyone who wants to buy furniture and furnishing accessories. Today, with the entry into the company of architects with many years of experience in interior design was born the desire not to propose more than just collections of products, but ideas and reflections for a tailor-made design with the aim of creating a unique project, as unique is each of the people who trust us and turns to us to design, implement and furnish the space in which they live
FOR PRIVATE
Our team of architects and interior designers is at your complete disposal for designing domestic and work environments. We select the furniture that best suits your taste and your needs with the professionalism and expertise that have distinguished us for fifty years to achieve what you have always dreamed of.
FOR ARCHITECTS
We want to make ourselves useful and facilitate your work by following you in your private, public, contract, indoor or outdoor projects. We put at your disposal our technical office that responds with punctuality and efficiency to your demanding projects and a personal contact person able to support you in all the collateral problems at your job, leaving you only the pleasure of doing architecture.