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Framing, art & design · Stop 2

Galleria Ferretti

Made-to-measure frames, art and design pieces in the heart of Macerata since 1936.

Today
…All hours
Where
Via Antonio Gramsci 8Macerata old town
On foot
2 min from the shuttle (Piazza Oberdan) 8 min from Centro Storico car park Getting here

Getting here

Wherever you start,
the Galleria is close.

Pick your starting point: the map shows the walking route and the real walking time.

By shuttle

By car

By train · at the opera

From Shuttle · Piazza Oberdan stop

2 min on foot · 146 m

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The shop

Frames, art and design,
since 1936.

Since 1936 Galleria Ferretti has been a landmark in the heart of Macerata, linked to the family of Oscar-winning production designer Dante Ferretti.

Alongside the historic framing workshop you’ll find design pieces and gift ideas, including unusual designer wedding favours. It is the official SELETTI retailer for Macerata.

For the home there are Borbonese Home, Alessi, Bialetti and Pozzi Milano; for art, works by Loris Paolucci, Stefano Calisti, Diego Santini and Mauro Spinelli.

Part of the selection is also on sale at galleriaferretti.it.

Our story

In 1936 Elvio Ferretti, father of Oscar-winning production designer Dante Ferretti, opened his workshop in the old town; over the years it became a framer's and an art gallery. In 2026 the Galleria turns ninety, handed down from one generation to the next.

Brands

Design & homeSELETTIBorbonese HomeAlessiBialettiPozzi Milano

ArtistsLoris PaolucciStefano CalistiDiego SantiniMauro Spinelli

Services

  • Made-to-measure framing
  • Gift wrapping
  • Shipping
  • Personal advice

Languages spoken

  • Italian
  • English

Nearby

Leaving the Galleria, where next?

Photos: Piazza della Libertà & clock tower: photo Unpodipixel, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Palazzo Buonaccorsi: photo Parsifall, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Palazzo Ricci: Ignazio Gadaleta, «Virtuali (da e per la Jonica)», 1998, Palazzo Ricci Museum · Archivio Ignazio Gadaleta (cropped), CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Mozzi Borgetti Library: photo Ccclaudiocon, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Sferisterio arena: photo Accurimbono, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons.

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