IIIProjects

From sample to delivery.

For brands, studios, hotels and companies ordering from makers and suppliers, in Italy or between countries: drawings, samples, quality checks and shipping followed until the goods arrive as agreed.

What it covers

Orders that arrive as agreed.

Most problems in production can be seen early, by someone who checks at the source. That is where Gibson checks.

Makers and workshops

Glass, textiles, furniture, lighting and stone: the right workshop matched to the piece, visited, briefed and followed.

Samples and approvals

Samples checked against the brief and the drawings, with photographs and clear choices for you before production starts.

Quality checks

An inspection at the workshop before goods are packed, so problems are fixed where they are made.

Schedules and shipping

Lead times, closures and crating kept in view, with shipping arranged through the forwarders and the paperwork in order.

Supplier checks

A supplier or partner checked before you sign: who they are, what they have made, and whether they can deliver what they promise.

Teams across borders

Work split between countries, such as a design team in one and makers in another, kept to one brief and one schedule.

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Questions

Before you get in touch.

Does Gibson buy or sell on our behalf?

No. Gibson manages the work and checks the suppliers; contracts and payments stay between you and them. It takes no commission from either side.

Is it only Italian makers?

Italy, and the Veneto above all, is where Gibson is on the ground. Suppliers elsewhere are followed from Venice, with visits planned when they matter.

Can you check a supplier before we order?

Yes. A single check is a common first job: a visit, a short report with photographs, and the questions to ask next.

How is Gibson paid?

A fixed fee per stage, or a monthly fee for ongoing orders, agreed before work begins. No commissions from suppliers.

Which languages?

English and Italian.

Is our project kept confidential?

Yes. Client matters are confidential by default, client names are never published, and a confidentiality agreement can be signed before anything is shared.

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