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De Castelli is an Italian brand that has transformed metal into a distinctive design language, creating a wide range of furniture complements and metal cladding. With an elegant and innovative aesthetic, the company explores new design territories, demonstrating how a noble material like metal can take on surprising and varied forms. De Castelli’s continuous ascent is highlighted by partnerships with prestigious brands, such as the collaboration with Maserati at the Geneva Motor Show, where they created cladding for the interiors of the Quattroporte SQ4 Granlusso.
For De Castelli, metal is not just a material for furnishing; it plays a fundamental role in interpreting architecture and styles. Elements like the Marea credenza, designed by Studio Zanellato Bortotto, showcase the craftsmanship in metalworking, creating a nearly pictorial visual effect. Another original creation is the Mida wall unit by Martinelli Venezia, which combines brass, copper, and iron in a circular structure, giving the illusion of a celestial body suspended on the wall.
Metal bookshelves, such as Existence by Michele De Lucchi and Nippon, are designed to enrich spaces dedicated to culture. The Loom sofa, designed by Filippo Pisan, represents a fusion of metal and the softness of upholstery, featuring a supporting structure in brass.
De Castelli does not limit itself to indoor furniture; the catalog also includes solutions for outdoor spaces. An example is Cottage N.1 by Filippo Pisan, a modern reinterpretation of the classic garden shed, crafted from Corten steel with automatic internal lighting.
The company explores metal in new dimensions, such as mosaics and three-dimensional cladding. Vertical Green is a copper cladding that evokes a "vertical garden" through modular elements shaped like vine leaves. Decorative panels like De Code offer not only an attractive aesthetic but also innovative acoustic solutions, utilizing perforated metal and natural hemp for high acoustic insulation.
Metal is also central to objects such as mirrors, vases, and pet accessories. Lamps like Aare by Alexander Purcell Rodrigues and Ribot by Alessandro Mason demonstrate how metal can evoke naturalistic suggestions and create captivating light effects.
Founded in 2003, De Castelli draws its roots from four generations of artisans specializing in ironwork. The company has introduced the concept of “hard couture,” an approach that emphasizes the central role of metal as a focal point in a production process that combines industriality and creativity. This approach allows for the production of items in series while maintaining their uniqueness, thanks to a cultural journey that renews itself continuously. In this way, De Castelli transcends the traditional view of metal as a cold material, transforming it into a warm element integrated into contemporary design.
In summary, De Castelli not only reinterprets metal in design but makes it a symbol of innovation and craftsmanship, creating unique pieces that blend aesthetics and functionality.
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