Chic, sophisticated, captivating, and contemporary.

The highest Berkel quality, reimagined and elevated into a handcrafted artwork, created by hand with an obsessive attention to detail and premium raw materials.

From the smallest RED LINE to the B114, which stands beyond perfection, passing through the elegant P15, the purity of the cutting machines' shapes is masterfully enhanced by gold, silver, and refined decorations, making every home environment unique and creating singular atmospheres in professional hospitality settings.

Here is the new trend: attention and care for details, customization tailored to the client's expectations of exclusivity as a means of identifying excellence.

Impalpable gold, silver, and copper leaves, Swarovski crystals and studs, metal flakes, ultra-pure mother-of-pearl powder, transparent stained-glass colors... and furthermore: engravings and graffiti, charcoal strokes, and iridescent glazes applied by airbrush...

The list of inexhaustible painting techniques can, and must, know no limits.

Seamlessly, within the atelier, we experiment, create, and work with constant enthusiasm, exploring the infinite universe of art history with its technical, symbolic, and semantic developments.

Like splendid Attic vases, these flaming flywheel machines are chosen surfaces decorated and transfigured by art.

The passionate staff of the historic Berkel workshops, like bottega masters of Renaissance memory, contributes to "forging" each individual mechanical piece—specifically prepared for the artistic intervention—with skill, precision, and care for every single minute detail.

Today, many methods exist to assemble and decorate machinery; we think of automatic assembly lines and low-cost materials, as well as finishes achieved with stickers, decals, or recent water printing.

The path chosen by Berkel and Unexpected Custom is the most arduous, yet the most prestigious.

In complete antithesis to easy market shortcuts, the pursuit of perfection translates into an obsessive attention to detail, achieved only through a production that is still completely handcrafted today.