Manufactured in Parma since 1948
Engineered in Italy. Composed as one environment.
The Bay Area Flagship of SCIC Italia. Natural stone, lacquer, bronze, glass, leather and fine woods, composed from exclusive engineered collections into one continuous, quiet environment across kitchen, wardrobe and living.
The atelier behind the houses
The hands behind Karl Lagerfeld Maison and Elie Saab Maison.
SCIC is a manufacturer, not an importer of finished furniture. Each order is produced from SCIC’s engineered collections in a 750,000 sq ft facility in Viarolo di Parma, the same facility that produces kitchens for some of fashion’s most exacting houses.
When a couture house puts its name on a kitchen, this is where it is made. Every fashion-house collection is produced by SCIC. Alongside them we present Schiffini, a legendary hundred-year-old Italian kitchen house in its own right, with many collections designed by the architect Vico Magistretti. SCIC is the steward of the brand. In San Francisco, you work with one team from first drawing to final delivery.
Maisons & Schiffini → The SCIC story →Collections
Materials you want to touch. Specifications you can trust.
Fall for a collection, then check its facts: every page lists door thickness, designer and materials, so you can compare before you visit.

Kitchens
From the new Zum Zeri and Carpineti to the 10 mm Pompei door and Labirinto’s metal panels.

Wardrobes & Closets
The Night Collection: Alcantara, bronze glass and integrated lighting, a dressing room with the hush of a private boutique.

Maisons & More
ELIE SAAB Maison and KARL LAGERFELD Maison, produced by SCIC. Plus Schiffini, the Magistretti kitchens, and furniture.

Schiffini · EDIDA 2026 Kitchen winner
Schiffini Cina, forty years on.
Cina, the kitchen Vico Magistretti designed for Schiffini in 1986, reinterpreted under the creative direction of Marco Costanzi, won the Kitchen category at the 24th EDIDA awards, presented in Milan by the editors of ELLE Decoration’s international editions.
Its steel hood changed the look of the 1980s kitchen. Schiffini now produces it with a recessed groove handle and work surfaces in natural quartzite, marble resin or Sahara Noir marble.
Source: EDIDA, ELLE DECOR
Working with the trade
Your vision, composed from engineered collections.
We plan your space with each collection’s engineered modules, proportions and finishes, then manage production and logistics, so the room your client approved in the rendering is the room they walk into.
Planned within your drawings
We fit SCIC’s engineered modules to your architectural drawings and produce photo-realistic, to-scale renderings, with finish alternates from the collection, for client approval.
Full-scale, in person
Our Design District showroom has complete kitchen and wardrobe installations, not just door samples. Bring your clients to see finishes, hardware and lighting at full scale.
Inspected on arrival
We inspect every piece as it comes off the container and coordinate delivery to site, so what arrives is what was specified.
Selected work
Already at home in the Bay Area.
From multi-unit residential developments to a showcase house in Pacific Heights.
One point of contact for container logistics and site coordination across all 31 homes. Featured in SCIC’s 2026 Company Profile.
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Inside Division Street.
A walk through the San Francisco Flagship in the historic Design District, and SCIC’s engineering and craft in Parma.
The SCIC San Francisco Flagship, 68 Division Street. Photography by Mikiko Kikuyama.

Tailor-made, from SCIC Italia.
The showroom
Bring a project, or a client, to Division Street.
Open every drawer and door at full scale, in the kitchens and wardrobes on the floor at 68 Division Street.