The Artisans

A company defined by conscious and sustainable values, Discipline creates collections exclusively with natural materials, namely wood, cork, and glass, that are durable, biodegradable, and manufactured using low environmental-impactprocesses. Discipline’s essential and original designs highlight functional and aesthetic qualities that can be adapted to various interiors, from residential to commercial.

Born in Milan in 1967, Elena Carozzi started working in home design with architect Roberto Peragallo. In 1996, she moved to Sarzana, in Liguria, where she became a regular at the studio of her grandfather, one of the founders of the Spatial movement with Lucio Fontana. Her wallpapers are a suggestive linguistic form that blends painting with decorative experience to create mesmerizing designs,evocative of the post-impressionist décor of Vuillard and Bonnard.

Based in Venice, Luci di Seta is a workshop specialized in handcrafted lampshades exclusively made using traditional techniques and the finest natural materials. Annalisa Falasco has dedicated herself to this craft for over 20 years and her bespoke lampshades combine colors and shapes in an original and unique fashion. Luci di Seta’s lighting creations are one-of-a-kind, elegant, and timeless objects that add warmth and a contemporary flair to any interior and can be customized to suit any customer’s need.

Completely handmade according to the great handcrafting history of Venice, each object by Mun by VG infuses every spontaneous gesture with the extraordinary quality of special occasions. Crafted by the hands of skilled artists, these pieces made of glass and wood are a contemporary interpretation of traditional silhouettes with stunning textures and elegant pastel hues.

Marco Rubini lives in Umbria, where he works as an architect and designer. Since 2016 his creations are conceived and entirely crafted in this region, as an effort to maintain century-old artisanal skills alive and sustain small businesses. Constantly striving to rejuvenate Umbrian crafting traditions, Rubini creates contemporary and elegant pieces for the modern home.

Fucina is the Italian word for smithy. Its name evokes centuries-old craftsmanship and a breeding ground of ideas. In the workshop located in an old and charming factory in the heart of Brianza, the district near Milan renowned for its cabinetmaking tradition, skilled artisans create unique and contemporary furniture pieces, inspired by architecture, mainly crafted of steel and metal, occasionally combined with natural materials.

Born and based in Milan, Lucia Cavalli studied at Milan’s European Institute of Design. Her award-winning creations have been exhibited in galleries and museums. Deeply influenced by Japanese art and its intimate and poetic minimalism - particularly by the Wabi-sabi art - with its asymmetrical and imperfect pieces of rustic appearance, Cavalli creates sophisticated bowls, sculptures and vases that aredelicate reminders that beauty is imperfect and impermanent.

Prince of Sun’s ceramics are exclusively handcrafted and painted by hand, each a unique objet d’art. The stunning natural treasures and unique architecture of the Amalfi coast and the splendid gardens of the towns and islands of Ischia and Capri inspire this unique ceramic collection. An ideal addition to a seaside home, these ceramic artifacts are timeless and charming.

Toscot is a lighting design brand founded in 2001 by Colin Patrick Dinley. Specialized in terracotta light fixtures, from pendant lights and chandeliers to floor lamps and sconces, Toscot develops innovative techniques and forms without losing sight of traditional handcrafting methods. Each Toscot piece is unrepeatable, individually handcrafted from start to finish by skilled artisans. Toscot creates works of art recognized for their functionality, creativity, and artistry that tell a story about tradition and design.

Established in 1994, Slamp designs decorative lamps that combine sartorial virtuosity, artistic sensibility, and innovative craftsmanship. Slamp collaborates with renowned designers and works with a new generation of materials to create unique pieces with strong visual impact for an elegant home. Environmentally conscious, this brand makes completely recyclable pieces, compliant with international eco-friendly standards.

Zig Zag was established in 2017 in Cortina d'Ampezzo, in the Italian Dolomites, by architect Valentina Bernardi and artist Nicola Zardini. Combining architecture, design, and art, this atelier produces one-of-a-kind pieces in which contemporary sensibility and local traditions coexist. Wood, textiles, and other materials inspired by the region’s folklore are reinterpreted to create true works of art for a refined home that favors the unconventional.

Plato Design was founded in Rome in 2015 by architects Alessandro Mattei and Caterina Naglieri. Distinguished for a uniquely European aesthetic inspired by linearity, simplicity and functionality, Plato’s philosophy is rooted in creating objects that mergeclear design, technological innovation, and sustainability. After launching their first project D-TWELVE on Kickstarter, Mattei and Naglieri have created a lighting collection of handmade magnetic modules that transform ordinary lamps into versatile objects with playful artistic flair that.

Elite To Be is an Italian furniture brand with its roots in Friuli, a region renowned for its abundance of master craftsmen and specialised manufacturing. The brand is distinguished by its singular contemporary style revealed through artful use of locally-sourced, prized materials such as wood, marble, and metal finishes. Offering a wide variety of items in its signature and exclusive collections, it is particularly known for its Libreria del Vino series for displaying and storing wine bottles.

Located by the town of Ortisei, in Val Gardena on the Dolomites Mountains, the workshop of Falegnameria Helmut Santifaller is inspired by the local wood carving tradition from this area. Experienced carpenters handcraft each piece of furniture, which is then hand decorated by expert artisans to create distinctive and timeless objects of functional décor that can be passed down for generations. Often using reclaimed, antique wood, these craftsmen use traditional methods to bring each piece to life, adding at times small modern elements for a timeless effect.

Antonio Tacchini established his brand in 1965 in Brianza, the world-renowned cabinet-making district near Milan. His sons inherited the company that has become like a family, embracing all the people, from designers to craftsmen, who work there. In constant evolution, Tacchini celebrates the Italian crafting tradition with the quality of its materials and attention to detail in every step of the production process, while also being deeply involved in environmental sustainability.

Vanessa Cavallaro learned the secrets of the glyptic glassmaking on the wheel as a child, visiting her family workshop. Her subsequent studies in fine arts and design and her constant exploration of glassmaking and engraving gave her the ability to create veritable art pieces. In 1993 she started her own workshop in Altare, in Liguria, collaborating with experienced craftsmen. In 2000, she was asked to participate at the 11th Decoration et Jardin exhibit in Monte Carlo, earning the status of international artist and designer.

Founded in 1967 near Verona by brothers Remo, Renzo and Bruno, Bianchini is a third-generation family business committed to excellence and impeccable hand-craftsmanship. Specialized in gold-leaf decorations and inlay work, Bianchini’s philosophy is grounded in artistic traditions and meticulous detailing, believing no machine can ever replace the beauty and mastery of human touch. Bianchini’s artisans constantly evolve their craft to adapt to emerging technologies, creating timeless masterpieces that express the magnificence of the past with a novel touch.

Founded in 2011 in Gravellona Toce, Elleffe Design is a luxury home decor firm specializing in modern serveware. Striving for visual harmony and aesthetic innovation, Elleffe pieces capture the elegance of everyday life through their meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail. Elleffe’s trademark designs are distinguished for their versatility, perfectly suited for a range of decor styles, from ultra-modern to traditional. Every piece is entirely handmade in Italy with the highest-quality materials in keeping with aneco-friendly production process.

After obtaining her degree in Architecture in Florence, Edi Chirumbolo was to work ather father’s company, when her passion for painting and crafting objects broughther elsewhere. Upon visiting her apartment, an architect noticed a fresco she painted and suggested she paint the apartment walls of an Italian actress in Rome. Ever since, Edi Chirumbolo has transformed her creative passion intoa profession, creating mesmerizing home décor objects by hand.

Founded in 2012, Atipico is a collective of visionary Italian artists who strive to break the mold of traditional home decor with their innovative and daring designs. The Atipico philosophy is definedby an unconventional aesthetic, creating pieces recognized for their poetic balance of decorative allure and functional quality. These collections showcase an original union of materials, from cement and iron, to textile and cork. Atipico’s designers collaborate to freely exchange artistic visions and techniques, in the pursuit of new ideals of beauty in interior decor.