Ciao! Ho trovato una cassettiera su Facebook Marketplace e ne sono innamorato. Non ho però la possibilità di prenderla in mano (credimi, non vuoi che io sia al volante di nessun tipo di veicolo) e portarla al mio appartamento al settimo piano.
Qualcuno può consigliarmi una ditta di consegna (o persone) che possa ritirare questo articolo probabilmente molto pesante e consegnarlo nel mio appartamento?
Grazie mille!
Are there any antique furniture markets (similar to the Indipendenza Antiquaria near Florence) near Genova?
I'll be furnishing my apartment and I'll be looking for a wardrobe, bed, chest of drawers, dining table, things like that. I do not want anything new, I only want old furniture.
For example, I watched a show where a home in the Italian countryside was being renovated, and the previous owner had left this bed behind (!!). I'm obsessed with this bed.
I've been to all the antiques stores in Genova proper, and I've seen some things I like but quite what I'm looking for (I want things not quite so fancy). I'm hoping there's some outdoor antique furniture fantasyland market I just haven't discovered yet.
If not, how do people in Genova (or Italy in general, for that matter) get rid of their furnishings? Here in the US, there's craigslist, facebook marketplace, etc., (and in NYC, just putting stuff on the sidewalk for people to scavenge). But what do people do in Genova when they have furniture to sell? Thank you!
Ciao a tutti. Just a logistics question about my move to Genova next year.
Can anyone recommend movers? To be transparent, I've bought an apartment on the seventh floor, and it has a typical European (tiny) elevator.
This move won't be for the faint of heart, since as a voracious reader and music lover, I'm going to have about 35 - 40 boxes of books and vinyl records, along with my china and (I think) my sofa. This stuff will be HEAVY. So the movers will have to be super strong and there will probably need to be a few of them.
I'll need to coordinate with the international moving company itself to get stuff to the door, but there's no way I can haul all that stuff up. Can anyone recommend movers?
Please no recommendations to get a Kindle and Spotify instead. :-)
I'm planning to apply for a remote worker visa for Italy. My company is based in the United States but it does have a small office in Italy. Will this be an issue? My boss is in the United States and I'm attached to the US office.
I should have been more clear. Will this be an issue with obtaining a visa? Everything I see has mentioned US companies, but nothing was said about whether or not that company has an Italian presence (since ostensibly they could hire an Italian person to do my job, although I'll be working from home for a team that's in the US, working on US projects, working US hours for a boss who wants me, specifically, working for her).
Thanks for any information!