De Castelli in London

De Castelli at a glance

Company

De Castelli Srl, which has become a Benefit Corporation

Based in

Headquarters and workshops in Crocetta del Montello (Treviso), Italy

Heritage

Know-how inherited from four generations of blacksmiths; one of the first Italian companies to bring design into metalworking

Materials

Stainless steel, brass and copper, with hand-finished treatments such as DeLabré, DeMarea, DeErosion and DeFauvé

Ranges

Cabinets and sideboards, bookcases, consoles, tables, seating, coffee tables, lighting, mirrors, dividers, pots, wall cladding and decorative surfaces

Certifications

UNI EN ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, and UNI EN 1090

In London

Specification and ordering through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, Westminster, SW1 (trade, by appointment)

De Castelli through Faura

The De Castelli collection can be specified and ordered through Faura for residential and hospitality projects.

What De Castelli makes

De Castelli turns metal sheet into furniture, architectural surfaces and objects, combining craft workshops with industrial processes. The company says that all finishing operations are carried out by hand.

• Furniture: cabinets, sideboards and chests of drawers, bookcases, consoles, tables, seating, coffee tables, mirrors and lighting.
• Wall cladding: systems such as Canneté, with ribbed panels of vertical tubes in varying diameters that need project development, up to 3000 mm high.
• Decorative surfaces: panels and wall pieces such as Floem, 3D Wall and Circle Wall.
• (Un)Limited: unique and limited-edition works made in the De Castelli workshops.

Products · Materioteca · Downloads

Metal finishes

De Castelli's Materioteca catalogues its finishes on stainless steel, brass and copper, each with its own code.

• DeLabré: offered on stainless steel, brass and copper, also in Striped and Orbitale versions.
• DeMarea: repeated hand oxidation that leaves a watercolour-like surface, developed with Zanellato/Bortotto.
• DeErosion: patterns created by erosion, used for the Ornamentum collection of copper and brass panels.
• DeFauvé and DeIridium: finishes on stainless steel; DeFauvé is used for the Dorica collection, where it highlights the play of reflections on the fluted surface.
• Others: DeOpale, DeSatén, Bronzed DeMaistral, DeNuance, Verdigris, Hammered, Polished, Corten and lacquered finishes.

Signature pieces

• Marea (Zanellato/Bortotto): sideboards, cabinets and chests with a hand-oxidised DeMarea finish; sideboards come with two to six doors and wood shelves inside.
• Celato (R&D De Castelli): a monolithic chest of drawers with wooden drawers inside, which De Castelli calls the first of its long series of furnishing products.
• Dorica (Francesco Forcellini): storage furniture with concave slats that recall the fluting of a Doric column, in DeFauvé stainless steel.
• Folio (Draw studio): a table made of perpendicular planes of metal sheet, with a rectangular or rounded top.

Who De Castelli suits

Residences, hotels, bars and retail interiors where metal is the feature material, whether as a single statement piece or as wall cladding and joinery details in a coordinated finish.

Specifying De Castelli through Faura

1. 01
   Plan the schemeBook a private visit to the Residency in Westminster and review metal finishes against the stone, wood and fabrics of your project.
2. 02
   Choose pieces and finishesSelect furniture, cladding systems and finish codes from the De Castelli range and request samples for client approval.
3. 03
   Develop the drawingsFaura coordinates technical sheets, 2D and 3D files and, for cladding, the project development De Castelli requires.
4. 04
   Order and deliveryFaura raises the order with De Castelli on the trade client's behalf and coordinates production in Italy and delivery to the UK site.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy De Castelli in London?

De Castelli lists its UK dealers on its website. Trade professionals can also specify and order De Castelli through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, by appointment.

Where is De Castelli made?

De Castelli's headquarters and workshops are in Crocetta del Montello, in the province of Treviso, Italy.

What metals does De Castelli work with?

Stainless steel, brass and copper, finished by hand with treatments such as DeLabré, DeMarea, DeErosion and DeFauvé. Some pieces also use corten and lacquered finishes.

Can I get De Castelli CAD files?

Yes. De Castelli's downloads area and product pages offer technical sheets, 2D/3D files and assembly instructions, and Faura can prepare a specification pack for each project.

Does De Castelli make wall cladding?

Yes. Its cladding systems include Canneté, Dorico, Plissé, Vela and Sedimenti. Canneté uses pre-made panels that can be combined to cover large vertical surfaces and requires project development.

Who designs for De Castelli?

The collection includes designs by Zanellato/Bortotto (Marea), Francesco Forcellini (Dorica), Draw studio (Folio) and Adriano Design (Canneté), as well as pieces from De Castelli's own R&D, such as Celato.

Is every De Castelli finish the same?

No. De Castelli describes its pieces as remaining unique even within a series, because the finishing is done by hand, so samples are the best way to agree a finish with a client.

Is De Castelli certified?

De Castelli lists UNI EN ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and UNI EN 1090 certifications, has published a Sustainability Report and has become a Benefit Corporation.

How much does De Castelli cost?

It depends on the piece, its size and the finish. Faura prepares trade quotations for each project.

What are the lead times for De Castelli?

They depend on the product, finish and any project development. Faura confirms timing for each order.