As seen in
Capitolo I · La Casa
Pieces for the home,
not just the walk.
The Savona bed began as a request from a Milanese architect: a floor cushion worthy of a gallery. Tufted cognac leather, brass corner reinforcements forged in Lombardy, a memory-foam core wrapped in linen. Placed beside a fireplace or under a Saarinen table, it is — quietly — furniture.
Capitolo II · Il Mestiere
Two hundred stitches,
one collar.
Every Firenze collar is cut from a single shoulder of vegetable-tanned leather, edges burnished by hand with beeswax, then saddle-stitched in waxed linen thread — a technique that outlives the maker. The brass medallion is engraved with the year of its making and the initials of the hand that finished it.
La Collezione
The first five.
A small, considered debut — the bed, the collar, the leash, the cashmere sweater, the travel carrier.
Capitolo III · In Viaggio
Cashmere, leather,
and the open road.
A cable-knit cashmere sweater spun in Biella and house pieces finished in supple Italian leather — a quieter wardrobe for the most considered moments of daily life. Each piece is presented through the collection boards so the materials, finish, and silhouette read with complete clarity.
L'Atelier
An atelier,
not a brand.
Casa Brunori was conceived in the quiet hills outside Florence — a workshop dedicated to a singular belief: the companion at your side deserves the same considered craft as the leather on your wrist.
"L'eleganza è una forma di rispetto."