Gildo PannunzioJoinery · Agnone, Italy
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Street in Agnone’s old town with stone doorways and wooden doors

Three generations of woodwork, in Agnone

For three generations our family has worked wood in Agnone, in upper Molise. Today the workshop is in the “Giovanni Paolo II” artisan zone, where every piece is designed and built.

Photo: Gianfranco Vitolo, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

View of Agnone in upper Molise, among the woods
Agnone, upper Molise. Photo: Weki7100, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

Our story

The workshop carries the name of Gildo Pannunzio and is now in its third generation of joiners.

The workshop

Our Agnone workshop has woodworking machines, assembly benches and dust extraction. Doors, entrance doors, wooden windows and furniture are made here, from cutting the timber to the final finish.

Inside the workshop: machines, workbenches and dust extraction
The workshop.
The workshop building in the Agnone artisan zone
The workshop, in the “Giovanni Paolo II” artisan zone.

How we see the work

Passion and goodwill are the cornerstones of our work. We look after every detail while a piece is being made, so the result comes as close to perfect as we can get it: the same care on the surface and in the innermost corner. The job is done when the client is happy.

Hand marking a pencil line on a piece of wood

Wood and the environment

We follow European regulations on timber and forest protection.

Agnone

Agnone, in the province of Isernia, is a mountain town in upper Molise with a long craft tradition, from bell founding to copperwork. The stone doorways and wooden doors of its old centre are the kind of work we grew up with.

Stone portal and wooden door of the church of Sant’Emidio in Agnone
The portal of the church of Sant’Emidio, Agnone. Photo: Gianfranco Vitolo, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Page updated 30 September 2026.