Enrico Girotti

Enrico Girotti expresses a vision of Italian design grounded in formal rigor, material exploration, and the deep craftsmanship culture of the Veneto region. His work emerges from an area where metalworking traditions, architectural heritage — from Roman foundations to modern lines, with the constant influence of Venice — and small specialized workshops shape a unique productive landscape. Within this environment, Girotti has developed an essential, elegant design language, personally overseeing every step of the process.

At the core of his practice lies metal bending: a deliberate, continuous gesture that transforms drawing into matter without interruption. This gesture is never delegated. Girotti shapes each curve and structural tension directly, ensuring that the relationship between idea and form remains intact. Manual techniques blend with industrial precision, producing objects defined by authenticity, balance and a refined understatement, where luxury emerges through subtraction rather than excess.

Materials are selected for their honesty: steels and metals used in their purest expression — tumbled, polished, or intentionally raw — or enhanced with finishes that reveal rather than conceal. Alongside metal, Girotti increasingly integrates recycled plastics, treated with the same clarity and coherence: direct, readable materials that express exactly what they are.

Among his creations, the Ducale BZ collection stands as a signature expression of his vision: a balanced composition of gesture, structure and comfort, where the quality of the design becomes a lasting presence, remaining visible and tangible over time as part of the object’s enduring identity.