Amore (love) for what we do, for our land, and for the materials we shape every day. Il Bronzetto is all about passion—passion for craftsmanship, for quality, and for the details that make each piece unique. Because behind every object, there’s more than just a process. There’s a story, a conscious choice, and a deep connection to our territory.
Amore for techniques: preserving and Innovating
Chiseling, turning, lost-wax casting—each technique we use is the result of years of expertise and research. Preserving these traditional skills means keeping alive a knowledge that would otherwise disappear.
But preservation doesn’t mean standing still. We experiment, refine finishes, and collaborate with designers and schools to bring craftsmanship into the present without losing its authenticity.
Amore for our land: local Suppliers & slow interior
We are based in Florence, a city where craftsmanship is part of its identity. Working with local suppliers isn’t just a practical choice—it’s about preserving skills, maintaining high-quality standards, and supporting a network of artisans who share our values.
Our approach follows the philosophy of slow interior: no mass production, just well-crafted pieces designed to last. We choose quality materials and respect the time it takes to create something that will age beautifully, rather than becoming outdated in a season.
Amore for details: no compromises
A well-made object is recognized by its details. And details take time, precision, and care.
No shortcuts, no compromises—from the first prototype to the final finish, every step is carried out with the kind of accuracy that only handcrafted work can achieve.
Every piece that leaves our workshop is unique—not because we want to use the word as a selling point, but because the process itself makes it so. Every step, every technique leaves its mark. Craftsmanship is never repetitive; it’s always evolving.
A for Amore, no big words needed.
Amore is not something we need to romanticize. It’s visible in the pieces we create, tangible in the materials we choose, and evident in the details. It’s what we do every day, and what we will keep doing.