
Cerri Serramenti · since 1926
Projects and work
A hundred years of work told through our projects: homes, villas, hotels and wineries in Tuscany, across Italy and abroad.
Tradition and innovation
We started as a workshop in 1926 and today we are a company, but the way we work has stayed the same: combining the art of craftsmanship with the latest technology to make high-quality doors and windows built to last.
Every project starts with an idea and goes through every stage of the work: choosing the materials, precise execution, care for detail. The result is doors and windows you don’t pick from a catalogue, but build together with the client and their architect.
- Always made to measure. Every piece is made for a specific building: size, wood, profile and finish are decided together.
- The right wood. Oak, chestnut, mahogany, walnut, antique and reclaimed woods, chosen for the place they will live in.
- Followed in person. From the site survey to installation, Simone and Tommaso Cerri are your direct contacts.
- In Italy and abroad. Tuscany, Florence, Forte dei Marmi, the French Riviera, the Dolomites, Moscow, Kazakhstan.
What we make
Four product families, one way of working: made to measure, in wood, followed from start to finish.
Completed projects
Some of the work we have shared on our Instagram profile. Every project is different, because every home is different.

Forte dei Marmi
A villa in Forte dei Marmi
Entrance door, flush-to-wall doors and large glazing for a seaside villa.

Florence
Florence, in the historic centre
Ponte Vecchio, the Duomo, Oltrarno and Via Calzaiuoli: work in the heart of the city.

Montalcino · Franciacorta
Wineries: Montalcino and Franciacorta
Chestnut, mahogany and antique wood for wine estates.

French Riviera · Alta Badia · Moscow
From the sea to the mountains, all the way to Moscow
Mahogany by the sea, wood at high altitude, antique walnut in Moscow.
Materials and finishes
The character of a door or window comes from the wood and the way it is worked. Here are some of the woods and finishes we use most often.

Antique Contrin oak
It comes from the Dolomites, from Val di Fassa in particular: a hard, dense and durable oak with strong grain, from light brown to golden brown.

Mahogany
Stable and durable, it is the wood we choose for portals, shutters and windows exposed to sun and sea.

French chestnut
Natural or oil-finished, its rustic character is perfect for farmhouses, wineries and rural buildings.

Cast metal
Wood finishes with cast metal, such as the antique bronze effect, for doors with a tactile character.

Fresco technique
Solid wood doors decorated with a finish inspired by fresco, for historic and designer interiors.

Art glass
Glass panels made entirely by hand, set into made-to-measure wooden doors and windows.

“This one, though, we’ll save”
Before replacing an old door or window, we ask ourselves whether it can be recovered. Often the answer is yes: portals, windows and doors of villas and palazzi work again with their original proportions, mouldings and wood, like the teak portal we restored in Forte dei Marmi.
Do you have a similar project?
Tell us where the building is and what you have in mind: the Cerri family will reply in person. More work every week on our Instagram profile.






