DeRossi
Layer by layer
Built
The cars this house has cut.
From the 1967 fastback to the 2025 911. Each one bent, machined and stacked one sheet at a time.
- 911 Turbo2025
- 911 Carrera RS1973
- 812 Superfast2017
- Aventador S2021
The house
Automotive icons reread, layer by layer
DeRossi does not reproduce icons: it reinterprets them. Each layer is a cut through time — an authorial reading of the car, with design freedom where the line asks for it.
Layer over layer, the silhouette emerges from steel like a memory reassembling itself, slowly.
Signed, numbered pieces, made by reservation.
Your piece starts with choosing a model.
Order my modelLayer by layer · the detail




The pieces
Each piece, its own reading.
Every piece is made by reservation — a counted few.
Four models, four sizes, any colour you like.
Order my modelThe piece in place
Sculptural presence, at the scale of a room.
Models and places
Built to take up room.
Desk, shelf, display case, floor. The same reading in laminae, at whatever scale the room asks for.







Before you order
What people ask.
How much is it?
The price comes with the proposal, on WhatsApp, after the questionnaire — it depends on scale and finish, because material and work grow with the size.
How long until I get it?
Production runs by reservation, in the order the orders arrive. Your lead time is confirmed in the proposal along with the price — it depends on the scale and on the queue at the time.
Can you match my car's exact colour?
Yes. The questionnaire has a “my own car's colour” option: you send the paint code and the house paints it to match.
How do I pay?
Payment is arranged directly with the house on WhatsApp, after the proposal. There is no checkout on the site — nothing is charged here.
Is the piece numbered?
It is. Every piece is signed and numbered: make, model and unit engraved into steel and filled in bronze. 07/25 stays 07/25 forever.
What about delivery?
Shipping is arranged case by case and comes with the proposal, along with the lead time — packing differs a great deal between a desk piece and a floor piece.

