About us

Italian TouchCraft is a company registered in Denmark, born from the encounter of two worlds:
on one side, the creativity, the eye for form, and that intelligent craftsmanship that make Italian work unique;
on the other, the quality of life, the sense of balance, and the deep respect that are part of Danish society — a fertile ground, rich in contemporary visions, where our approach has found a natural dialogue.

This project was not born from a business plan, but from a personal journey.

As I often tell those who ask me how it all started:

“When I arrived in Denmark, I found myself immersed in an environment that deeply impressed me: the wonder of forests everywhere, the mild summers that invite you to live outdoors, and the bicycle as a natural and everyday means of transport.
I immediately felt the respect, the social harmony, and an authentic simplicity that put me at ease.

I was also struck by the attention to architecture and the beauty of public spaces, as well as the contemporary vision behind many design projects, including in fashion.
While I fully recognize the depth and tradition of the Italian school, I genuinely appreciated the Danish way of interpreting the present — with a clean, functional aesthetic, open to innovation.

This experience sparked a question: how can I give back value to a country that has offered me so much in terms of inspiration and quality of life?”

The answer was to create Italian TouchCraft: a project that brings together my experience built in Italy with a new vision adapted to the Danish context.
A dynamic, evolving platform where every activity is chosen with care and focused on real quality — the kind you can feel in your hands, in well-spent time, in solutions that truly work.

Italian TouchCraft is not just a name, but a way of working.
A culture of doing things well, with precision and sensitivity.
An approach that goes beyond “offering a service” and aims instead to create positive experiences and long-lasting trust.

The desire that drives me is simple: to be useful.

Not because excellence is lacking in Denmark — there is plenty —
but because in certain fields the Italian touch can offer something unique:
a concrete heritage of attention, proportion, and care, which here finds fertile ground to express itself freely.

Italian TouchCraft