SCIC has been officially recognized as a “Historic Brand of National Interest” by the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy. A milestone that celebrates our history while propelling our design into the future.
This recognition honors a journey rooted in the fusion of a bespoke, artisanal vision, innovation, and a deep-seated culture of design.
From its very inception, SCIC had a clear vision for its public identity; even in its experimental phase, the company entrusted the creation of its brand image to Franco Maria Ricci. Ricci’s contribution resulted in a rigorous, highly legible logo.
The SCIC mark, a hexagon divided into six triangular elements, emerges from the synthesis of two core concepts central to the company’s production: beauty and elegance.
Beauty is evoked through the symbolism of a flower, with the hexagon, broken down into its constituent “petals”, recalling a floral form. The concept of modularity, meanwhile, is represented by the hexagon in its purely geometric state. It is from this balance, at once geometric and poetic, that the philosophy behind our kitchens was born: modular units designed to craft elegant spaces.
It is this same pursuit of artistic expression and meticulous attention to detail that we continue to bring into homes every single day.
