Orolacche was founded in 2000, after a long period of apprenticeship in some of the most prestigious workshops in Turin, with which the owner, Jasch, worked to create the Accorsi-Ometto Museum and the galaxy of antique dealers and private individuals connected to it.

The first years of work were not easy because building a name and credibility was necessary. However, thanks to the experience gained and the relationships with essential artisan workshops, Orolacche established itself locally and nationally on the local and national scene.

In the 2000s, the Castle of San Giorgio Canavese, the Royal Palace of Turin, the Palazzina Liberty in Corso Cairoli, and the Cotti Palace in Brusasco, among many others, were restored. This was followed by national and international work, restorations for prestigious private houses in Milan, Bologna, Arezzo, and Rome, participation in the gilding restoration of the Royal Palace of Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, and technical consulting on some international construction sites in Russia and North Africa.

Orolacche began its activity as a company dedicated to the restoration of lacquer and gilding, but later also specialized in the restoration of wood, frescoes, and paintings.

Over the years, the many public and private commissions have allowed Jasch to create a team of artisans who work with the company to meet all customer requirements, creating a small network of excellence and uniqueness in the artisan scene.