Casette is an interior design studio for people who want a home that is layered, lasting, and entirely their own. We design spaces that serve the life lived inside them, not the other way around. Our work is rooted in honest materials and the belief that a home should only get more itself with time. We take on a small number of projects each year, locally and remotely, for clients whose vision of home aligns with ours.
OUR SERVICES
Designing homes that feel like they’ve always been there.
We offer full-service interior design, from complete renovations and new builds through to furniture, fixtures, and final placement. Every project begins with listening: to the space, to the building, and to the life you want to live inside it. We work with clients both locally and remotely across Italy, Switzerland, France, and beyond, through video calls, detailed visual briefs, and close coordination with your contractors and suppliers. If the project is right, the distance doesn't matter.
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Yes. A significant part of our work is remote. We work with clients across Italy, Switzerland, France, and beyond — the right project works regardless of distance.
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Good work takes time. A full renovation typically runs a year or more. A single room or design direction engagement moves faster. We'll give you an honest timeline before anything begins.
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Every project is different, so every proposal is too. After an initial conversation, we'll outline the scope and deliver a clear proposal — no ambiguity about what's included.
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That's a normal place to start. We'll help you understand what's realistic for your space and your priorities — where it makes sense to invest, and where it doesn't. Reach out and we'll talk through it honestly.
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Send us a message with a little about the space and what you're looking for. We'll tell you honestly whether it feels right — for both of us.
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We design collaboratively. Samples, material pairings, and concept boards are part of how we work — so nothing is a surprise. Iteration is built in, not bolted on.
