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Fratelli Dutto
Fratelli Dutto

Fratelli Dutto

Carpenter - Piemonte, Italy

In 1904, a family of cabinetmakers started a small workshop. Later, in the 1950s, that deep-rooted craftsmanship enabled the company to establish itself in the furniture industry. Today, Fratelli Dutto is led by the fourth generation and produces both furniture and home accessories. While innovating and embracing new perspectives, the company remains true to its artisanal identity, transforming and restoring the most precious material of all: wood.

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Every creation bears the mark of the hands that crafted it, the character of the wood and the value of a tradition of craftsmanship which, since the early 20th century, has continued to look to the future

Founded in 1904 in Fossano, Piedmont, Fratelli Dutto is a family-run joinery workshop specialising in the creation of bespoke furniture, restoration and fine Italian cabinetmaking. For over a century, it has upheld a deep-rooted culture of woodworking, passing on techniques, skills and knowledge from generation to generation, whilst never ceasing to evolve. Each creation takes shape within the workshop, where traditional craftsmanship meets a meticulous and personalised design approach.
From woodworking to hand-applied finishes, right through to conservative restoration, every project stems from the same care for the material, precision of craftsmanship and quality of the result. Deeply rooted in the Italian tradition of cabinetmaking, Fratelli Dutto creates unique pieces destined to stand the test of time.
Today, the workshop works closely with architects and clients, translating design requirements into finished pieces of furniture through continuous dialogue and consultation. Each type of wood is selected with meticulous care, respecting the essence of the raw material to highlight its natural grain, knots and nuances. Whether it is a piece of furniture with a contemporary design or the conservative restoration of an antique piece, the aim remains always the pursuit of perfect visual harmony. The furniture thus becomes an integral part of the home, a discreet luxury made up of carefully crafted details that define the atmosphere of everyday living.

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