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Galbiati Fratelli
Galbiati Fratelli
Galbiati Fratelli
Galbiati Fratelli
Galbiati Fratelli
Galbiati Fratelli

Galbiati Fratelli

Furniture Maker - Lombardia, Italy

Galbiati Fratelli Company has been dedicated to producing exclusive furniture pieces since 1963. Master artisans blend traditional and leading-edge methods - from lost-wax casting to waterjet technology - to craft their signature collections. A small series of tables, mirrors, consoles, and chairs launched the brand in the ‘60s, while wrought iron and brass bed designs boomed between the ‘70s and ‘80s. Currently, the brand offers tailor-made pieces in a variety of styles sharing the same, unrivaled level of refinement.

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Since 1963, we have been transforming metal into art for the home: timeless, custom-made, and precious details

Since 1963, Galbiati Fratelli has been growing day by day, constantly enriching its know-how and refining its craftsmanship.
The company’s creations are born from a fusion of traditional techniques and cutting-edge technologies.
In the 1960s, Galbiati Fratelli began its journey by producing small classical furnishings such as coffee tables, mirrors, consoles, armchairs, and chairs.
During the 1970s and 1980s, the company became known for its production of brass and wrought iron beds, establishing a strong presence in both the Italian and European markets with a wide range of classical and modern models.
Today, Galbiati Fratelli specializes in bespoke projects—truly unique pieces, meticulously designed and finely crafted: intricately decorated balustrades, classic and contemporary furnishings, all created with precision and finished with patience and care to meet the client’s highest expectations.
Each piece may combine cast elements—created using traditional sand or lost-wax casting methods—with components cut from solid metal using laser or waterjet techniques.
The human hand remains the company’s most important tool: every movement is guided by years of experience and passion.
Raw brass, in bars, tubes, or cast form, is shaped, polished, and—if desired—gilded or silver-plated, then protected with a transparent oven-baked varnish to preserve its beauty and value over time.

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