Casa Casati

Casa Casati’s hymn to the 70’s, the Discoteca table, takes a more sophisticated turn, with the top and Lazy Susan in solid marble, resting on the musical composition of the tubular l...

The name Trayano is a skilful play on words that evokes the functionality of a tray and the splendor of imperial Rome for a piece of furniture made entirely of precious marble. Tray...

A family of tables inspired by the Modern Movement, in particular the formal rigour of Mies van der Rohe and the free compositions of Gerrit T. Rietveld, in the layout of the right-angled thin metal blades which make up the base. The table top, characterized by its chamfered edge detail which lightens even the largest sizes, is in Mahogany wood veneer. The base is in a light Bronze finish, and reflect the particular detail of the recessed underside panel, finished in the signature Casa Casati orange. In fact, all the Casa Casati pieces are finished in the rear parts (or on the back in the case of cabinets, mirrors, etc.) in the color orange. The Berlino table...

A family of lacquered containers inspired by Louis XV pieces with Chinese lacquered panels. Giorgio I and Giorgio II are tall containers, ideal for use...

A family of round tables with strong proportions and simple lines. The simple metal foot detail protects the lacquered legs. The table is available with a round-edged glass top. The ...

Inspired by the lithesome forms of classical sculpture and by Hans Arp’s smooth and powerful curves, the tables of the Musa series are characterised by the important plinth base with...

They multiply spaces, reflect light and at times allow us to glimpse reality from another point of view. Mirrors are far more than just accessories. A mirror can be an eye capable of...

The upholstered armchair is a classic and always up-to-date piece, which could not be missing from the Casa Casati catalogue. The Lola armchair, however, has been revisited in the pr...