Sergio Leoni wood-burning stove series Maria Luigia on Grim Network
Sergio Leoni is fond of saying that “stoves must have the charm of beautiful women”: the Grand Duchess of Parma was the muse inspiring his first creation, at the end of the ‘60s – a success that continues through time. Decorated in the Empire style, this model evokes ancient military stoves: from its ceramic cladding to its cast-iron door.
Sergio Leoni wood-burning stoves on Grim Network
In Sergio Leoni’s workshop each stove is made by hand, using natural elements and materials – such as clay, water and fire – a combination of which determines the rhythm of production. All the rest is a matter of having the necessary craftsmanship, humility to listen and patience to experiment, as Sergio Leoni is always saying. The result is a collection of artistic wood stoves, made to last forever, irradiating inimitable well–being with their warmth, and arousing equally unmatched emotion with their beauty in palaces, castles, and in ancient and modern homes throughout the world.
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