Collectible design and bespoke furniture, made by hand in Mexico City
Where raw materials become refined design.
Lighting, furniture and objects in copper, brass and bronze. Each work begins with a conversation.
Bespoke furniture and architectural pieces, designed in dialogue with space, material and light.
Three ways to own a work
Collectible works in limited, numbered series, signed by Andrea Amoretti and documented with a certificate of authenticity.
Editions
A signature piece adapted to your space: dimensions, metal and finish, chosen from more than 40 hand-applied patinas.
Bespoke
A one-off work designed from a blank page for a single residence, hotel or restaurant. Drawn, modelled and made for one place only.
Commissions
How a work is made
We begin with the space, the plans and the way the piece will be lived with. Then we choose metal, wood and finish from more than 40 hand-applied patinas.
Conversation and materials
Each work is drawn and modelled before a single sheet of metal is cut.
Drawing and maquette
Hammered, chased and patinated in our Mexico City workshop; bronze is lost-wax cast in Michoacán. Each piece is then crated and shipped, in Mexico and abroad.
Making and delivery
Explore the Lab: materials and techniques
Every piece begins in our Mexico City workshop. Our artisans work bronze, copper and brass through lost-wax casting, hand-hammering and hand-applied patinas — techniques that give each collectible piece its own surface, weight and character.
Since 2006
From the workshop of Amoretti Brothers: since 2006, Italian design and Mexican craftsmanship, in copper, brass and bronze.
AmorettiLAB is where that knowledge turns to collectible design: fewer pieces, freer forms.
From one-of-a-kind furniture to limited editions and site-specific commissions, AmorettiLAB works with collectors, architects and interior designers — and collaborates with designers and artists including Fisher Weisman, Carla Fernández, Olga Hanono and Daniele Maggioli.
