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This Month
Fatto a Mano
Made by hand, in Italy
Italian craftsmanship is measured in generations. It lives in the patience of the artisan, the honesty of natural materials and the conviction that a beautiful object should be made to last. This month, we celebrate that tradition through the kitchens of Officine Gullo, the sculptural designs of Gessi and the Italian marble that fills our slab gallery and tile collection. Together they bring a sense of heritage and quiet confidence to the spaces where
life is truly lived
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A New Partnership
Officine Gullo
It is our great pleasure to introduce Officine Gullo as our newest partner. For more than a century, this Florentine house has defined Italian culinary craftsmanship, and we are honored to present their work in our Gallatin Gateway, Jackson Hole showrooms, and soon Park City.
| Since 1912, the artisans of Officine Gullo have shaped professional kitchens by hand in Florence. Every range and hood is commissioned individually, forged from solid brass, copper and stainless steel, and finished in the palette and detailing of your choosing. Each piece offers the precision of a chef's kitchen and the presence of heirloom furniture, made to be lived with and handed down. |
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The collection extends well beyond the hearth. Refrigeration columns, built-in ovens and coffee systems are designed as a cohesive suite, sharing the same hand finished trim and signature crest, so an entire kitchen can be composed as a single, harmonious work.
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For the collector, Officine Gullo's wine cellars pair brass framed glass with precise climate control, presenting each bottle as thoughtfully as it is preserved. Set within cabinetry or a dedicated wine room, they become a quiet focal point for gathering.
Endless Color
Every Officine Gullo piece is finished to order, from deep onyx and chocolate to warm bronze, sage and seafoam. Each color can be paired with polished chrome, satin nickel, brass, gunmetal, copper or burnished trim, so the finish is composed as carefully as the kitchen itself.
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An Evening Invitation
Celebrate the arrival of Officine Gullo
Thursday, December 10th · 5:00 pm
Earth Elements, Gallatin Gateway
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Artistic Tile
The Stones of Italy
For centuries, Italy’s quarries have supplied the world’s most treasured surfaces. Michelangelo chose his marble from the mountains above Carrara, and the same white peaks are still worked today. We invite you to explore that heritage through Artistic Tile’s collection of Italian natural stone.
A Family Devoted to Stone
Artistic Tile’s story began in 1987, when founder Nancy traveled to the quarries of Italy to meet the artisans behind the stone. Nearly four decades later, the company remains family owned, and a member of the family still inspects every shipment that arrives.
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The Classic Whites
Calacatta Gold, with soft grey and gold veining on a luminous white ground. Calacatta Borghini, warmed by taupe, ochre and storm-cloud grey. And for the purist, Statuario, a crisp white field with bold grey veining from the Carrara region.
For the Bold at Heart
Calacatta Viola pairs ivory with deep wine-red tones. Quattro Stagioni gathers blush, plum, cream and sage into a single breccia. Verde Alpi brings a deep forest green from the Alps, a stone prized since antiquity.
Quiet Sophistication
The soft, cloudy grey of Tuscan Bardiglio and the gentle ivory bands of Bianco Regio travertine from Tivoli bring warmth and depth without demanding attention.
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Gessi:
The Art of the Italian Tradition
Like the celebrated wines of Piedmont, Gessi is a product of its place: patient, precise and deeply rooted in Italian tradition. Founded in 1992 in this storied region of northern Italy, the company has become one of the most respected names in luxury bath and kitchen design. Every faucet, shower and fixture is designed and made in Italy, where time honored craftsmanship meets advanced engineering. The result is a collection that feels as good in the hand as it looks in the space.
| Nowhere is this more evident than in the art of the shower. Gessi approaches water as a material in its own right, shaping it into soft rainfall, a focused stream or a gentle cascade. Ceiling mounted heads, slim wall panels and sculptural controls are designed to disappear into the architecture, leaving only the experience of the water itself. | At Gessi, a finish is something you experience as much as see. Warm brass and copper tones catch the light with a soft, golden glow, while polished nickel offers a mirror like brilliance that recalls classic Italian design. Brushed finishes bring a quieter elegance, smooth and cool to the touch. Fine details complete the experience: delicate fluting traces the length of a spout, and precision knurling gives each handle a subtle, tactile grip. Crafted from solid materials and finished by hand, every piece has a reassuring weight and turns with smooth, effortless control. It's the kind of quality you notice the first time you reach for it, and every time after. |
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Recipe of the Month
Tuscan Ribollita
A Florentine bread and bean soup, made for cool November evenings. Serves six.
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Ingredients
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, plus more to finish
1 yellow onion, diced
2 carrots, diced
2 celery stalks, diced
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 can (14 oz) crushed tomatoes
2 cans (15 oz) cannellini beans, drained
1 bunch lacinato kale, stems removed, chopped
6 cups vegetable or chicken stock
1 sprig fresh rosemary
4 thick slices day old rustic bread, torn
Parmigiano-Reggiano, salt and black pepper
Directions
1. Warm the olive oil in a heavy pot over medium heat. Add the onion, carrots and celery and cook gently until soft, about 10 minutes. Stir in the garlic for one minute more.
2. Add the tomatoes, beans, kale, stock and rosemary. Bring to a simmer and cook for 30 minutes.
3. Remove the rosemary and stir in the bread. Simmer 10 minutes more, until the bread softens and the soup thickens. Season with salt and pepper.
4. Ladle into warm bowls and finish with a generous drizzle of olive oil and shaved Parmigiano.
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Gallatin Gateway
☎︎: 406.414.7040
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Jackson
☎︎: 307.264.1720
✉︎: info@earthelements.com
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Park City
☎︎: 435.962.71.05
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