
A keyboard shaped by material, precision, and restraint.
Every decision followed material honesty, structural clarity, and tactile intention. Nothing exists as decoration. Every surface, edge, and transition has purpose.
This is not about adding features. It is about removing noise until only the essential remains.
The keyboard is first designed as a physical object in space.
Every curve and chamfer is tied to internal architecture.
Built to age with use, not trends.
Precision-machined housing defining the silhouette and rigidity.
Structural core responsible for stability and acoustic control.
Balanced stiffness to support consistent typing response.
Designed to control vibration and resonance.
Weighted foundation for stability and presence.
Della 960 is defined by warm, tactile materials chosen to age gracefully.
Ivory tones soften the visual presence. Leather introduces warmth and character. Beige finishes create a quiet and timeless palette.

Soft matte finish with controlled reflection.

A natural counterbalance to precision metal.

Designed to integrate into real environments.
The experience of Della 960 is measured in subtlety.
Della 960 does not arrive as something simply packaged. It arrives as an object, carefully presented.
Every element in the box is designed to protect, store, and accompany the keyboard over time.

A printed card containing essential product information, care guidance, and production identity.

A small leather sleeve made to hold the product documentation and certification cards. A subtle detail that keeps the entire ecosystem consistent and organized.

A leather desk mat created to connect the keyboard with your workspace. Adding warmth, texture, and a calm visual foundation to daily use.

A structured leather case designed for long-term storage. It protects the keyboard when not in use while preserving the sense of occasion every time it is opened again.
Full-size compact
CNC Machined Aluminum
Isolated Internal Mount
Anodized & Leather accents
~2 kg assembled
Torx T8
MX-style switches
Wired