Since 1850

Iron manufacturing is, for the Brinci family, a tradition that goes back to 1850, when our great-grandfather Eugenio opened an artisan workshop in the small suburb of Petritoli (FM), specializing in the manufacture of locks and grilles. The subsequent generations of master blacksmiths; grandfather Luigi, dad Eugenio and uncle Eligio, have handed down, with passion and tenacity, a precious legacy of technical knowledge and craftsmanship, developing more and more diverse skills, like shoeing horses and major carpentry projects (sheds, handrails and balconies). After the second world war, the Brinci family became famous for their magnificent external gates, highly renowned in the local area, for their incredible artistic merit.

Paolo, who in the last 30 years has become the heir to this long history of craftsmanship and beauty, has continued with the production of external works but has also begun to develop his creative skills with internal furnishings, improving the techniques of forging and decorative ironwork. He now designs, plans and implements, in person, his own work. He jealously guards the traditions of his family. The artisan workshop of Paolo Brinci operates, therefore, in various sectors, from housebuilding to the installation of exclusive inside furnishings, harmonizing ancient and contemporary tastes.