Italian furniture showroom in London

At Faura's trade showroom, 75 Page Street, Westminster SW1P 4HA. The showroom holds pieces, sample libraries and finish boards from eight Italian houses in a single space, so a whole scheme can be specified in one visit rather than trailing between individual brand outposts.

The current roster spans furniture, joinery, textiles and accessories:

• Laura Meroni — bespoke wardrobes, boiseries and case goods.
• Rugiano — upholstered furniture, beds and case goods.
• Bonaldo — contemporary Italian furniture.
• Dedar — textiles, wallcoverings and trimmings.
• Longhi — furniture, doors and boiseries.
• Turri — interior collections.
• Bizzotto — furniture, lighting and accessories.
• Cantori — beds, seating and dining.

Italian manufacturers are widely specified for three qualities designers value: bespoke depth (dimensions, materials and finishes can often be configured per order), tactile materials (leather, brass, stone, silk, hand-worked iron) and room-by-room ranges that let a specifier resolve a scheme with fewer suppliers.

The eight houses at Faura between them cover residential fit-out, boutique hospitality, private clubs and prime developer specification.

Italian design at Faura extends well past furniture. For stone and surfaces, the showroom holds natural marble from Margraf, large-format porcelain slabs from Florim and alabaster pieces from Alabastro Italiano, alongside engineered surfaces from Cosentino.

For bathrooms and brassware, Antonio Lupi and Gessi sit next to the furniture roster so a whole bathroom scheme — vanities, brassware, surfaces — can be reviewed in one appointment.

For cabinetry and case goods, Bamax extends the Italian joinery side of the roster alongside Laura Meroni and Longhi.

All visits are by appointment. book a private appointment with your project brief and the Faura team will pull relevant references, samples and pricing in advance. Trade access is required; if you are new to Faura, you can apply for a trade account in advance.