Gessi was founded in 1992 by Umberto Gessi and his son Gian Luca, and it's still a family business three generations deep, now with Gian Luca's own sons Nicolò and Emanuele involved. Everything is made in Italy, produced at the company's own facility in Valsesia. Gessi calls itself "The Private Wellness Company," and that's not just a slogan — the whole design philosophy is built around water itself, turning a shower or bath into a place of genuine regeneration rather than just a fixture.
That design ambition shows most clearly in collections like 316, made from marine-grade stainless steel and offered in genuinely different surface textures rather than one standard finish: Trame's striped weave, Intreccio's braided, interlaced pattern, Cesello's hand-engraved detail, and Meccanica's mechanical, gear-inspired surface, each one catching light differently. Pair that with a finish palette running from brushed steel and matte black to PVD copper, bronze, and brass, and a Gessi piece reads less like hardware and more like a sculptural object chosen on purpose.
We display Gessi kitchen and bathroom collections at DJ Bath Plus.









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