To mark its 110th anniversary (1912-2022), Guzzini produces the “110” pitcher, a tribute to designer Charles F. Joosten, inspired by his famous 1957 drinks and beverages line. The new pitcher belongs to the Circle programme: it is made from bio-circular plastics, derived from plant biomass waste residues, 100% recyclable. The product’s bio-based content is calculated using the mass balance approach and is ISCC (International Sustainability & Carbon Certification) certified. “110” is a revolutionary new entry in the the tableware sector.
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2022
2021
Eco-Kitchen is the first collection of kitchen worktop organiser products made from 100% recyclable antibacterial post-consumer recycled plastic: a revolution in environmental sustainability and hygiene.
2020
Birth of the first collection of fridge containers and kitchen utensils made from 100% recyclable post-consumer recycled plastic: the Guzzini Re-Generation collection, which wins the 2021 Red Dot Design Award and the 2021 Green Product Award.
2019
Innovation is extended further with continual research into new recycled and recyclable plastics. The Circle programme is born, comprising eco-sustainable products with the best functional performances. The Tidy&Store modular boxes and the Tierra tableware products are the first Guzzini collections made by recycling post-consumer disposable water bottles (Re-Pet)
2016
First object in the world, in design plastic products fot the home, with three-color effect
2014
Grace collection design innovation and extension for the interpretation of other materials
2002
First collection in the world made of transparent two-coloured plastic materials by using injection moulding technology
1999
First steel items in the world with two-coloured acrylic handles
1996
First porcelain items in the world with two-coloured acrylic handles
1990
Design and colour for an innovative interpretation of the world of small household appliances
1986
First object in the world, in design plastic products fot the home, with two-color effect by using bi-injection moulding technology
1980
Innovation in the kitchen with the introduction of a design and colour-coordinated collection
1970
First complete design tableware systems with coordinated colours and decorations
1960
In the early 60s the novelty was the injection molding of colored plastic materials for domestic use
1955
In 1955 we are the first company to start introducing plastic design objects for domestic use
1950
The coloured methacrylate and the two-tone technology. First company in the world to manufacture acrylic two-coloured items using thermoforming technology
1938
In 1938, another Guzzini generation introduced Plexiglas into the manufacture of items for the home. Ever since then, our history has been one of milestones in innovation.
1912
It all began with Enrico Guzzini, who drew on his experience abroad to give fresh impulse to an ancient craft: the creation of exquisite objects in ox horn.
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