Handmade wooden windows
Light, warmth and silence, crafted in our workshop since 1926 for new homes and historic buildings.
A window is not a product
Our windows come from a craft process that starts with the personal choice of the timber and ends only when every detail, from profile to hardware to finish, is exactly as it should be.
It all starts with the right board
We work European oak, Alpine larch, Douglas fir, iroko and teak, timbers chosen for grain, stability and long-term behaviour. For historic restoration we also use reclaimed wood or antique timbers from specialist suppliers, compatible with the originals.
All our timber is FSC or PEFC certified and comes from responsibly managed forests.
Performance for every kind of architecture
For new builds and energy-efficiency renovations our windows reach a thermal transmittance of Uw 0.68 W/m²K with low-emissivity triple glazing, suitable for Class A+ and NZEB buildings.
For listed historic buildings, such as 15th-century villas, palazzi in the historic centres of Florence and Siena and farmhouses, we faithfully replicate the original profiles and geometries and integrate modern performance within the Heritage Authority’s constraints.
Made to measure, down to the last detail
The paint colour is chosen together with you from the full RAL or NCS range, or you can opt for an oil treatment that brings out the grain. Handles and hinges come from the best European manufacturers (Roto, Siegenia, Maco) or, for the most refined projects, are cast to the architect’s design.
Types
- Casement windows, with classic Tuscan or slim contemporary profiles
- Bottom-hung, tilt-and-turn and combined casement/bottom-hung windows
- Bi-fold windows for large openings
- Windows with integrated solid or louvred shutters
- Wood-aluminium windows with external aluminium protection
- Windows for the conservation of historic buildings
- Bespoke windows for special architecture
More made-to-measure doors and windows
Tell us about your project
Every new project is followed personally by Simone and Tommaso Cerri. Tell us what you have in mind, even just an idea or a photo: we will get back to you to arrange a meeting at the workshop or on site.