After studying at the Institute of Art in Terni, taking part in various local exhibitions and following his self-taught artistic skills, by the end of the ’70s Claudio Andrielli was now an expert in decoration. It was then that, together with his brother Giorgio, he set up the Andrielli artisan workshop, dedicated to the creation of bespoke furniture for interiors.
Thanks to Claudio’s artistic skills, the company specialised in the study of colour and creating various furniture finishing techniques: restoration, lacquering, distressing and gilding, as well as developing particular effects on walls, such as Venetian plaster, the ‘spatolato’/spatula technique, antique plaster and trompe l’oeil.
At the end of the ‘80s, the company began working with the architects Vivai del Sud on major projects in Rome, Geneva, Milan and Monte Carlo.