this is the only company in Europe that handles copper so professionally and creatively.
UNOSARTI has currently become the only company in Italy – and also in Europe – that can handle copper so professionally:
the copper arrives at UNOSARTI unfinished and leaves our premises polished, burnished or with a satin finish, in a wide variety of different colours and with an incredible range of 42 different finishes.
In addition, with a mixture of resins applied hot and then baked on, we have managed to ensure that the copper will remain unaltered over the years, thereby avoiding natural oxidation in areas where thermal swings are minimal (indoor applications).
Since we have chosen to work as true craftsmen, we take our time with every project, analysing each and every aspect and coming up with customised solutions that show outstanding versatility.
the copper arrives at UNOSARTI unfinished and leaves our premises polished, burnished or with a satin finish, in a wide variety of different colours and with an incredible range of 42 different finishes.
In addition, with a mixture of resins applied hot and then baked on, we have managed to ensure that the copper will remain unaltered over the years, thereby avoiding natural oxidation in areas where thermal swings are minimal (indoor applications).
Since we have chosen to work as true craftsmen, we take our time with every project, analysing each and every aspect and coming up with customised solutions that show outstanding versatility.
From lanterns to bathtubs, from repoussé to sculptures, we can satisfy any kind of request, fully observing our clients’ instructions.
In our attempt to rediscover the new applications of copper in today’s world, we are convinced that copper should not just be used for utensils as it once was, but that it can be much more. Copper lends itself to any shape and size, leaving plenty of room to make items that reflect great imagination and creativity.
Lastly, copper is a pure element that respects the environment, both during workmanship and in the recovery phase.
In our attempt to rediscover the new applications of copper in today’s world, we are convinced that copper should not just be used for utensils as it once was, but that it can be much more. Copper lends itself to any shape and size, leaving plenty of room to make items that reflect great imagination and creativity.
Lastly, copper is a pure element that respects the environment, both during workmanship and in the recovery phase.
