Furniture design and production
The spectrum of the work of the team Sintemma refers to the research of possibilities in the furniture production, furnishing interior, production of interior carpentry and wooden details. Applying modern work technology with various plate materials, at the same time using traditional wood processing techniques and relying on qualified associates, we try to approach every task in a creative way, avoiding template solutions.
Versatility
Every interior element is the object of our interest and we are able to conceive it and carry it out.
In production, we use a wide range of materials: solid wood, MDF, chipboard, panel both sides veneered or coated with melamine as well as laminated wooden products.
Tradition
Sintemma, besides modern, also manages traditional solid wood processing techniques. Old elements, such as characteristic window profiles and doors of specific plastics, which can not be found in mass production, we manufacture in almost original form. In order of respecting the requirements imposed on the work on objects under protection, we follow the procedure in which we produce a detailed technical drawing of the original elements, we make a mold and produce a new window/door, which are all the same as the original one (the same artistic motives, the same wood , and appropriate finishing).
This approach resulted from the tendency to preserve the values of objects with the stylistic characteristics of a particular historical period whose survival was in question. The goal is to give the original architectural detail the place where it belongs.
Tradition
Sintemma, besides modern, also manages traditional solid wood processing techniques. Old elements, such as characteristic window profiles and doors of specific plastics, which can not be found in mass production, we manufacture in almost original form. In order of respecting the requirements imposed on the work on objects under protection, we follow the procedure in which we produce a detailed technical drawing of the original elements, we make a mold and produce a new window/door, which are all the same as the original one (the same artistic motives, the same wood , and appropriate finishing).
This approach resulted from the tendency to preserve the values of objects with the stylistic characteristics of a particular historical period whose survival was in question. The goal is to give the original architectural detail the place where it belongs.