Born on the Spanish Mediterranean coast, Gandia Blasco has embodied a sophisticated vision of outdoor living for more than three decades. A vision shared and appreciated by Pacific Compagnie. More than a brand, it is an outdoor culture, inherited from the light, landscapes and natural elegance of the Mediterranean. Since the 1990s, the house has elevated outdoor furniture to the rank of architectural experience, where design dialogues with nature in controlled simplicity.

Among the jewels of its catalogue, Pacific Compagnie takes pride in counting LUXXU and its exceptional pieces. Born in 2014 in Porto, in the heart of a Portugal where excellence in craftsmanship is transmitted like a sacred heritage, LUXXU established itself from the start as one of the boldest voices in contemporary luxury. Emerging from the prestigious Covet House group, the brand was born from a clear desire: to merge architecture, light and goldsmithing to create pieces capable of...

Born in 1981 in Bristol, Gloster belongs to those houses that do not simply create furniture: they shape a philosophy of life. One that is also Pacific Compagnie's: living luxury naturally, without the slightest ostentation. From its beginnings, the brand has distinguished itself through its love of teak, that noble and warm wood, whose every nuance and grain it masters. The decision to move production to Java, at the heart of Indonesian plantations sustainably managed by Perum Perhutani,...

Born in 1968 in Cabiate, just steps from the enchanting shores of Lake Como, Porada extends the history initiated twenty years earlier by Luigi Allievi, then a master craftsman of solid wood chairs. In half a century, the family workshop has transformed into an international signature of exceptional furniture, without ever renouncing the spirit of excellence that constitutes its foundation. And Porada has become a trusted name at Pacific Compagnie.

Discovered by Pacific Compagnie when it launched in 2005, Boca do Lobo does not merely craft furniture: it sculpts emotion. Each piece is born from a pursuit of the absolute, a dialogue between art, heritage and contemporary audacity. In the workshops of northern Portugal, the house’s artisans—cabinetmakers, gilders, lacquerers, marquetry specialists and jewellers—combine the rigour of ancestral gestures with the freedom of visionary design.  

Born from the sensitive vision of Stephane De Winter, Manutti has embodied pure elegance for more than twenty years: an art of outdoor living where every creation celebrates light, material and the passing of time. Within Pacific Compagnie’s catalogue, Manutti is one of the very few references in high-end outdoor décor.

Since 1973, FIAM Italia has been pushing the boundaries of what is possible with a material once believed to be immutable: glass. To the delight of Pacific Compagnie's discerning customers, under the visionary leadership of Vittorio Livi, glass ceased to be a mere decorative support to become a living material, sculpted, bent, and shaped to embody the essence of Italian design.

Christopher Guy is much more than a name: it's a vision of beauty. Each object, each piece enriches Pacific Compagnie's catalog of luxurious and refined home decor.

There are some houses that stand the test of time without ever fading — Gervasoni is one of those rare names that has managed to preserve the soul of craftsmanship while embracing the most inspired modernity. And Pacific Compagnie is proud to present pieces inspired by this beautiful brand.

There are names that resonate like a promise of eternity: Rugiano is one of them. Synonymous with timeless style and elegance, Pacific Compagnie is proud to include in its collections the Italian house that has elevated furniture to the rank of art, blending the creative spirit of visionary designers with the unmatched excellence of artisanal craftsmanship. Each piece is a precious work of art, where metal becomes sculpture, marble turns into landscape, and leather becomes a second skin.

When it comes to luxury decoration, Pacific Compagnie chooses more than just aesthetics. Without its story, an object would feel less 'alive.' Stories are passed on like rare essences, and Riva1920 is one of the most precious. It all began in 1920, in Cantù, at the heart of Brianza — the Italian region where wood has, for centuries, engaged in dialogue with the finest craftsmanship. In a small workshop run by Nino Romano, every piece of furniture was born from a passionate hand, noble...