SOVET ITALIA

Founded in the 1980s in Treviso, Italy, Sovet Italia emerged from a passion for glass craftsmanship, transforming traditional Venetian glassmaking into contemporary design. Over the years, Sovet has expanded its expertise to include metal, wood, and marble, creating collections that embody both innovation and timeless elegance. Today, Sovet is recognized worldwide for furnishing prestigious residences, offices, and hospitality projects, with a philosophy that unites Italian artistry and modern functionality.

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Product Showcase

Magda Sideboard

The Magda is Sovet’s contemporary interpretation of the sideboard, available in both floor-standing and suspended versions. Its design merges the soft grains of marble-effect ceramics with the precious shades of mirrored finishes, offering a play of textures and light that enhances any interior. The sideboard can be customized in different sizes and finishes, with options for mirror or ceramic doors, framed by subtle brass profiles that add a touch of sophistication.

This versatility allows Magda to adapt seamlessly to living and dining spaces, serving as both a functional storage solution and a sculptural centerpiece.

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Visual Mirror Collection

Designed by Lievore Altherr Molina, the Visual Collection transforms mirrors into architectural elements that enrich both private and public spaces. Available in a wide range of shapes — rectangular, round, hexagonal, square, geometric, and freestanding — each piece is defined by precious finishes and refined simplicity. The collection’s versatility allows for modular compositions, creating striking reflections and atmospheres that adapt seamlessly to different interiors.
With its clean lines, subtle frames, and luminous surfaces, Visual embodies Sovet’s philosophy of merging Venetian glassmaking tradition with contemporary design. Whether used as a single statement piece or combined into larger arrangements, these mirrors elevate interiors with elegance, light, and timeless sophistication.

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