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{/* Specs */}Interior studies shot in villas, libraries and private gardens across the Mediterranean. Each edition, a small film.
Photographed in an eighteenth-century palazzo on the Via Giulia. Featuring the Medici urn, Corinthian capital, and a private selection of cherubs from the atelier archive.
Castelverdi began with a single cherub — a weathered figure found in the garden of a villa outside Verona, its stone features softened by two centuries of rain. It suggested a question: why should such objects be the province only of museums and rare antiquaries?
Our atelier studies classical forms — busts, urns, capitals, creatures — and produces them in small, considered editions. We work in stone resin, a composite that receives patina and finishing as faithfully as marble or limestone itself. Every piece is cast, sanded, and hand-patinated in our studio.
We do not claim to make antiques. We make objects with the character of antiquity — pieces that feel found, that grow more at home with each season, that take their place in a library or on a mantelpiece as though they had always been there.
In Casablanca, with an eye toward Florence.
By appointment, rue de Bordeaux.
Everything we produce, hand-finished.
Our production follows a slow rhythm. A single piece may take six to twelve weeks from sketch to numbered object.
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