From fitted interiors to furniture that can move with you
Brewstini grew from the media walls and interior fit outs Luca Vitale and Daniel Brewstini created together through LV Carpentry & Tradesmen.
Why Brewstini began
When Luca and Daniel began working together on fitted media walls, they found the kind of work they had been looking for. It gave them room to exercise their creative muscles and bring furniture design, joinery, lighting and unusual materials into one considered commission.
A Verde Alpi coffee table, made as a wedding gift, showed that the same thinking could live in a freestanding piece. It also exposed a practical limitation. A fitted media wall depends on a site survey, workshop manufacture and installation in the client's home. That naturally limits how far the team can travel.
Brewstini was created to take that experience beyond LV Carpentry's usual installation area through freestanding television cabinets, media units and furniture designed for record collections, turntables and audio equipment.
Designed for the equipment, the collection and the room
The gap was particularly clear for record collectors. Simple boxes and inexpensive stands were easy to find. Furniture designed around the amplifier, turntable, speakers, records and the proportions of the room was not.
Every Brewstini cabinet begins with the owner. Storage, ventilation, cable routes, equipment positions, materials and finish are resolved through measured drawings and an interactive render before manufacture begins.
Unlike fitted joinery, the finished piece belongs to the client rather than one particular wall. It can move with them to another room or a future home, allowing the design and craftsmanship to remain part of their life for years.
Not sure which route suits your project?
Tell us about the room and what you want the piece to hold. We will explain whether fitted joinery or a freestanding commission makes more sense.