This Casa Calvet door peephole is a reproduction of the design created by Antoni Gaudí for this emblematic Modernist building in Barcelona. The piece carefully reproduces the original model, respecting its shapes, proportions and measurements.

Casa Calvet, built by Gaudí in Barcelona at the end of the 19th century, is one of the most representative buildings of his early architectural period. For its interior elements and hardware, the architect developed designs specifically conceived to integrate with the building's architecture. This peephole is part of this collection of functional and decorative details.

The piece is handcrafted and made to order, following the measurements and characteristics of the original peephole. The manufacturing process preserves the character and details of Gaudí's design, making it an especially suitable reproduction for restoration and interior design projects, as well as for collectors of furniture and decorative elements from Catalan Modernisme.

Available finishes and qualities, in polished or satin finish:

• Brass
• Nickel
• Chrome (silver-coloured)

Weight: 1.805 g

Measurements: 6.8 × 22.6 × 10 cm

PLEASE NOTE: These original reproductions are handcrafted in our design workshop and made to order. The production process takes approximately 4–5 weeks, so delivery usually takes around 5–6 weeks, depending on the destination address and the transport company.

The price includes handling, packaging and insurance.

Shipping costs are calculated at the end of the purchasing process, before payment.