Bottega Vazzoler

Bottega Vazzoler was founded in 1967 by Bruno Vazzoler, who, after learning the art of wrought iron from master craftsman Toni Benetton, established his own workshop. From the very beginning, the workshop distinguished itself through an approach that combines technical expertise with artistic sensibility, viewing metal as a material to be shaped with precision, experience, and vision.

This philosophy was passed on to his son Maurizio, who grew professionally within the workshop, absorbing from an early age the values of craftsmanship and bespoke design. Daily exposure to forging processes, the transformation of iron, and the creation of finished works contributed to the development of a method grounded in quality, attention to detail, and a balance between tradition and innovation. Over time, Maurizio strengthened the identity of the workshop, developing new techniques and processes capable of responding to contemporary needs.

With the arrival of Gabriele and Leonardo, Maurizio’s sons, Bottega Vazzoler reached its third generation. Their contribution represents a natural evolution of the family’s path, focused on renewing the art of wrought iron through contemporary skills, experiences, and sensibilities. The shared goal is to preserve the workshop’s artisanal heritage while reinterpreting it in a modern context.

Manual skill and a deep knowledge of the material lie at the core of the Vazzoler family’s work. Each project is designed and crafted to measure, ensuring uniqueness, formal coherence, and the highest level of execution. More than fifty years of experience make it possible to integrate wrought iron elegantly into contemporary architectural and design settings, enhancing its expressive potential.

Despite technological evolution, the value of the artisanal process remains unchanged, founded on expertise, experience, and a profound passion for the material.