Decades of Collaboration: Brahman Perera

For me, Pittella isn’t just about architectural hardware and exquisite tapware; it’s about elevating an interior into something more soulful, more layered. When I incorporate Pittella pieces, I see them as the delicate yet impactful accent that brings character and tactility to a space. Their handles, for instance, are like jewellery—small but vital details that define the entire atmosphere. I love how their material integrity offers a sense of solidity, a physical connection that resonates deeply with the tactile experience I seek in my designs. It’s not just about aesthetics; it’s about creating moments of emotional engagement—senses awakened by the feel of a beautifully crafted handle, the weight of a piece that feels rooted in craftsmanship and authenticity.

Henne boutique in Paddington, featuring 35mm Opal Joinery Knob in Antique Bronze Stabilised

Pittella’s products are essential mediators between the pragmatic and the poetic. They represent an investment in quality and emotion—details that may seem minor but are profoundly integral to how a space lives and breathes. These elements are where I find the greatest value: in their ability to subtly define a room’s personality, to add a touch of bespoke refinement that elevates the everyday. I see these pieces as multi-dimensional characters themselves, sitting quietly, yet commanding presence—like small sculptures that speak to a space’s story.

Across its entire evolving product portfolio, Pittella embodies the philosophy I hold most dear: beauty as function, craftsmanship as living soul. The pieces are not just adornments but essential layers that deepen the narrative of my interiors, making each space feel cultivated, authentic, and alive. They’re a reminder that the smallest gestures often leave the biggest impression—proof that in design, the devil is in the exquisite details.