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STOLCE Meets the Industry in Istanbul

STOLCE Meets the Industry in Istanbul. The story captures professional conversations and ideas influencing the brand’s evolving collections.

STOLCE production in Çatalca, Istanbul.
STOLCE production in Çatalca, Istanbul.

Since 1967, STOLCE has developed furniture with a focus on dependable production, considered design and the changing needs of hospitality, event and outdoor environments.

Experience guided by a forward-looking approach.

Today, the company brings established manufacturing knowledge together with contemporary processes. Each stage—from material selection to final inspection—is considered as part of one continuous production culture.

Furniture for shared spaces must feel considered, perform consistently and remain relevant over time.

The Çatalca facility supports a broad collection of seating, tables and complementary products developed for projects in Turkey and international markets.

Production details and material development.
Production details and material development.

Designed for real environments.

Collections are developed around the practical expectations of professional spaces: repeatable quality, ease of use, adaptable colour options and a visual language that works across different interiors and outdoor settings.

This perspective will continue to guide STOLCE as the brand expands its collection and builds new relationships across global markets.

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Behind the story.

STOLCE combines established manufacturing knowledge with contemporary production methods, repeatable processes and detailed quality control.

Material choices are evaluated according to intended use, durability, maintenance requirements and their relationship with the wider collection.

The collection supports hospitality venues, event environments, gardens, terraces and other shared spaces with flexible product and colour options.

Products manufactured at the Çatalca facility support STOLCE partners and furniture projects across a growing network of international markets.

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