Faura is a trade-only interior design showroom & residency in Westminster, London, offering Italian furniture, lighting, stone and finishes for interior designers, architects and contractors.

Where is the Faura showroom located?

Faura is located at 75 Page Street, Westminster, London SW1P 4EJ, United Kingdom.

Who can visit the Faura showroom?

The showroom is trade-only: independent interior designers, architects, design studios and contractors. Visits are by appointment.

How do I book an appointment at Faura?

Book a private visit via the appointment page at https://faura.global/appointment or email showroom@faura.global.

Where can I see or buy Rubinetterie Stella in London?

Interior designers, architects and developers can specify and order Stella taps through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, by appointment.

Where are Stella taps made?

In Italy. Rubinetterie Stella was founded on Lake Orta in 1882 and is based in Dormelletto, in the province of Novara.

How old is Rubinetterie Stella?

The company was established in 1882 by Pietro Stella, and its Roma collection has been in production since 1926.

Can I get CAD files for Stella taps?

Stella publishes brochures on its website. Faura can request technical drawings and files for a specific project.

Which Stella collections suit a classic bathroom?

Roma, Italica and Eccelsa are Stella's classic collections from the 1910s and 1920s, with Italica and Eccelsa also offered in Leve (lever) versions. Casanova takes its inspiration from Neoclassicism.

Which Stella collections suit a contemporary bathroom?

Bamboo and Bamboo Quadro by Marco Piva, the asymmetrical Stella series by Luca Scacchetti, and the Titian and 130 collections by Michele De Lucchi.

Does Stella make thermostatic showers?

Yes. Stella's Isomix thermostat dates from 1956, and Isomix pieces are offered within collections such as Roma.

How much do Stella taps cost?

It depends on the specification: the collection, the configuration and the number of bathrooms. Faura prepares trade quotations for each project.

What are Stella lead times?

Faura confirms timing for each order once the specification is agreed.

Italy · Bathroom taps and fittings · Established in 1882

Rubinetterie Stella in London

Specify Stella taps, showers and bathroom fittings through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, Westminster, SW1.

Rubinetterie Stella is an Italian maker of bathroom taps and fittings, established in 1882 by Pietro Stella on Lake Orta and now based in Dormelletto, in the province of Novara. Its classic collections, Italica, Roma and Eccelsa, date from the 1910s and 1920s, and Roma has been in continuous production since 1926; later series include designs by Angelo Mangiarotti, Marco Piva and Michele De Lucchi. In London, interior designers, architects and developers can specify Stella through Faura, at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1. Visits are by appointment.

Close-up of a Rubinetterie Stella Roma chrome tap with a four-arm cross handle and Stella-branded cap — Roma, in continuous production since 1926. Image: Rubinetterie Stella.

Rubinetterie Stella at a glance

Company: Rubinetterie Stella S.p.A.
Based in: Via Monte Bianco, Dormelletto (Novara), Italy
Established: 1882, by Pietro Stella in Cireggio, on Lake Orta, originally making bronze articles including taps
Known for: Classic tap collections such as Roma, in production since 1926, and long service to luxury hotels
Construction: Bronze castings for the parts fitted behind the wall
Designers: Angelo Mangiarotti, Marco Piva, Luca Scacchetti, Maurizio Duranti, Gianpiero Castagnoli and Michele De Lucchi, among others
In London: Specification and trade ordering through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, Westminster, SW1 (by appointment)

Rubinetterie Stella through Faura

The Stella collections below can be specified for a project and ordered through Faura.

Range	Rubinetterie Stella	Through Faura
Classic collections	Roma, Italica, Italica Leve, Eccelsa and Eccelsa Leve	Specified and ordered through Faura
Contemporary collections	Bamboo, Bamboo Quadro, Stella, Box, Sirius, Swan and Macarons	Specified and ordered through Faura
Designer collections	Casanova, Firenze, Titian and 130 (Centrotrenta)	Specified and ordered through Faura
Shower and wellness	Shower sets, Isomix thermostatic mixers and the Wellness collection	Specified and ordered through Faura
Accessories	Towel warmers, bathroom accessories, WC fittings and kitchen taps within the collections	Specified alongside sanitaryware and joinery

Rubinetterie Stella Casanova three-hole basin mixer in chrome with fluted, column-like spout and handles — Casanova three-hole basin mixer, designed by Maurizio Duranti. Image: Rubinetterie Stella.

Rubinetterie Stella Italica three-hole basin set in chrome with cross handles marked C and F — Italica three-hole basin set. Image: Rubinetterie Stella.

History

In 1882 Pietro Stella founded the company in Cireggio, on Lake Orta, making bronze articles such as candlesticks, pasta cutters, corkscrews and taps, before concentrating on bathroom taps. Between 1910 and 1930 Stella launched Serie Italica, Serie Roma and Serie Eccelsa, which remain in its catalogue today. From the 1930s it supplied luxury hotels and ocean liners, including the Conte di Savoia.

In 1956 Stella launched Isomix, which it describes as the first thermostat in Italy, one of the first products designed by Angelo Mangiarotti. In 1999 Norman Foster designed a tap series for the brand, and for its 130th anniversary Michele De Lucchi created the Centrotrenta and Titian collections.

History

Collections

Roma: in continuous production since 1926 and updated without changing the original design, with basin, bath-shower, bidet, shower, Isomix, towel warmer, accessory and kitchen pieces.
Italica and Eccelsa: classic collections from the same period, each also offered in a Leve (lever) version.
Bamboo and Bamboo Quadro: round and square minimalist collections by Marco Piva.
Stella: an asymmetrical design by architect Luca Scacchetti.
Casanova and Firenze: Casanova by Maurizio Duranti, inspired by Neoclassicism, and Firenze by Gianpiero Castagnoli.
Titian and 130: two collections by Michele De Lucchi for the brand's 130th anniversary.

Roma · Italica · Casanova · Brochures

Built to last

Stella uses bronze castings for the parts fitted behind the wall, a metal it values for its ductility and corrosion resistance. The brand has registered numerous patents for innovation and aesthetics since the 1930s, including the protector friction screw used on series such as Nova and Aster.

In luxury hotels

Stella describes itself as a historic partner of the international hospitality sector. Hotels it lists among those that have chosen its taps include Villa d'Este, Hotel Danieli, The Gritti Palace, Splendido Portofino and Rome Cavalieri Hilton.

Specifying Rubinetterie Stella through Faura

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Plan the bathroomBook a private visit and review Stella collections alongside the basins, baths, stone and joinery of your scheme.
02
Choose the collectionFaura helps select the collection, handle style and configuration for each basin, bath and shower.
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Technical informationFaura requests Stella's brochures and technical drawings for the specification pack.
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Order and deliveryFaura prepares the trade quotation, places the order and coordinates delivery from Italy to the UK site.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I see or buy Rubinetterie Stella in London?: Interior designers, architects and developers can specify and order Stella taps through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, by appointment.
Where are Stella taps made?: In Italy. Rubinetterie Stella was founded on Lake Orta in 1882 and is based in Dormelletto, in the province of Novara.
How old is Rubinetterie Stella?: The company was established in 1882 by Pietro Stella, and its Roma collection has been in production since 1926.
Can I get CAD files for Stella taps?: Stella publishes brochures on its website. Faura can request technical drawings and files for a specific project.
Which Stella collections suit a classic bathroom?: Roma, Italica and Eccelsa are Stella's classic collections from the 1910s and 1920s, with Italica and Eccelsa also offered in Leve (lever) versions. Casanova takes its inspiration from Neoclassicism.
Which Stella collections suit a contemporary bathroom?: Bamboo and Bamboo Quadro by Marco Piva, the asymmetrical Stella series by Luca Scacchetti, and the Titian and 130 collections by Michele De Lucchi.
Does Stella make thermostatic showers?: Yes. Stella's Isomix thermostat dates from 1956, and Isomix pieces are offered within collections such as Roma.
Which hotels use Stella taps?: Stella lists hotels including Villa d'Este, Hotel Danieli, The Gritti Palace, Splendido Portofino and Rome Cavalieri Hilton among those that have chosen its taps.
How much do Stella taps cost?: It depends on the specification: the collection, the configuration and the number of bathrooms. Faura prepares trade quotations for each project.
What are Stella lead times?: Faura confirms timing for each order once the specification is agreed.

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Sources: Rubinetterie Stella — History · Roma collection · Brochures · Contacts.

Last updated 27 October 2026.

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