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Before a first enquiry, most buyers of Baroque bedrooms and Empire dining rooms want to know about timing, custom dimensions, gilding, marble and shipping. Modenese Gastone answers those directly so a room brief arrives with the right detail attached.
A Baroque bedroom or an Empire dining set needs approved drawings, gilding and fabrics before carving starts. Timing then follows carving depth, gold-leaf work, marble and the shipping route, so Modenese Gastone confirms a schedule once drawings and samples are agreed rather than quoting a fixed catalogue date.
Yes. Modenese Gastone draws every piece to the buyer's room, adjusting width, height, gilding level, marble tops and upholstery. The workshop needs measured plans or clear room dimensions, plus the destination country, to draw and price a Baroque bed or an Empire table accurately.
Gilding uses 24k gold leaf pressed over carved gesso and sealed under a clear coat, so it follows the carving and holds under formal lighting. Because it is real metal laid by hand rather than sprayed gilt, it keeps its warmth, and samples are approved before the whole set is gilded.
Pieces are finished by hand in lacquer, aging or beeswax, with 24k gold-leaf gilding where specified, and matched to any RAL Classic reference. Samples of lacquer, gilding, marble and upholstery are signed off before production, so the finish is fixed across a whole bedroom or dining room.
Modenese Gastone crates finished furniture for export and coordinates worldwide delivery and installation, backed by showrooms opened in Moscow (2004), Dubai (2010), Lagos and Abuja (2015). The buyer confirms destination country and site access so packing and setting in place are planned for the route.
For anything the answers leave open, read the commission route, the materials, or send a brief to the workshop.
Modenese Gastone replies with drawings and a quotation once the room, dimensions, destination country and finish direction are known. The full enquiry form is on the contact page.
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