Among the only 75 craftsmen
registered in the Golden Book
of Italian Artisan Excellence
STONE SINKS FOR THE KITCHEN
Fashions pass
style remains
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Stone sink mod. Eryx with sculpture
850,00€ VAT Included Add to Cart -
Makari stone sink
800,00€ VAT Included Add to Cart
MARBLE BATHROOM SINKS
Design d'auteur
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Design countertop stone washbasin for bathroom mod. Nautilus
1.400,00€ VAT Included Add to Cart -
Marble washbasin bronze fantasy coffee mocha
550,00€ VAT Included Add to Cart -
Segesta ivory marble washbasin for wall installation
550,00€ VAT Included Add to Cart -
Stand-alone marble washbasin for bathroom mod. Ako
1.490,00€ VAT Included Add to Cart
STONE SHOWER TRAYS
And the steam enveloped us in a warm embrace...
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Marble fan-shaped shower tray
500,00€400,00€ VAT Included Add to Cart -
corner marble shower tray
500,00€ VAT Included Add to Cart -
Corner shower tray
549,99€ VAT Included Add to Cart -
Shower tray flush with the floor
650,00€ VAT Included Add to Cart
Gaspare Cusenza founded CusenzaMarmi, an artisan company for the artistic working of marble, 50 years ago. In 2016 he is among only 75 Italian artisans to be included in the golden book of Italian artisan excellence, receiving the prestigious title of master of art in the presence of the head of state Sergio Mattarella.
in 2019, during the award ceremony of the 100 destinations of Italy, in Palazzo Madama, seat of the Senate, receives the title of virtuous ambassador of the territory.
Over the years he has specialised in the creation of so-called "antique copies", that is, works executed in the style of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.
From this interest comes the research and rediscovery of ancient techniques and materials fallen into disuse: he rediscovers the jasper and the ancient yellow of Sicily, the "incarnated" stone; he revisits and reworks the Sicilian Baroque especially in the use of polychrome inlay inside the churches.
In the following years he hired young apprentices to pass on techniques and secrets of marble working, convinced that the difference lies in the human value able to exploit new technologies to perfect his craftsmanship, with modern taste, while maintaining the centrality of the human hand.