Where are you located?

Busatti Villa is based in Atlanta, GA, with a small Shop+Showroom at Miami Circle in the Buckhead area of Atlanta.  Sheila is based in Atlanta, and Anne offers Busatti goods and appointments in Rancho Santa Fe, CA.

Visiting Busatti

Villa Shop+Showroom:  we are currently open by appointment (and chance!); email ciao@busattivilla.com and we will respond promptly.  Our Miami Circle building neighbors (Melange Furniture, I.D.E.A. Gallery, Alan Avery Art) are open Tuesday-Saturday 10:30-5, and we are often in our Shop during those times; reach out to confirm and check our instagram page for updates. 

What Busatti goods do you typically carry in your Shop?  

All goods in our Shop are created to our specifications or sourced at Busatti in Anghiari and many items are unique to Busatti Villa. We have a changing selection of kitchen towels, aprons, drawstring bags, bread baskets, totes, guest towels, placemats, runners, tablecloths, napkins, coasters, throws, cushions, fabrics, and archival fabric goods.

What Busatti Items do customers typically order from you? 

 
We have all Busatti fabric samples and colorways to guide orders:  tablecloths and runners, bedspreads and shams are our most typical custom items — customizing fabric, sizing, and finish. Because Busatti weaves fabrics often double width of US, larger items can be produced without seams. Fabric for window treatments and upholstery, finished curtain panels, custom cushion covers, sheet sets, event favors, and custom woven towels are also frequent custom orders.  We can help finalize selections and measures on all custom orders. Sixty working days from date of order confirmation and deposit is a a standard lead time; fabric orders can arrive within 2-4 weeks.

To the Trade:

  
We partner with selected shops, designers, and restaurants in our area; please reach out to learn more.

Where are Busatti goods produced? 

100% in Italy.  Busatti is one of the oldest family owned companies in Italy, weaving for eight generations, and all goods, from the dyeing of the thread to the final stitches of a towel, are done in their village of Anghiari, in Tuscany. 

Are Busatti products sustainable?

 
Busatti works with natural fibers and produces only upon demand, respecting environmental choices throughout their process. They are certified in Italy as a B Corp, recognizing their commitment to making a positive impact on society and the environment. Busatti weaves on looms producing fabrics from 23” to 126” wide and creates goods suitable to those widths, reducing fabric waste.