Italian designers Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin founded ​Formafantasma studio in 2009 with the aim of facilitate a deeper understanding of both natural and built environments and to propose transformative interventions working on spatial and product design.

From their studio in Milan and Rotterdam Andrea and Simone steer their creative talent both on commercial contracts and self-initiated projects, always offering a coherent visual language complemented by meticulously researched outcomes.

Some of the most iconic pieces designed by the duo are in the Clay collection of ceramic vases designed for ​Bitossi: focusing their attention on two decorative items designed by Aldo Londi, the designers decided to explore the raw, expressive qualities of ceramic. Using a particular technique, each vase is turned on a wheel and ripped-off of the top: in this way they allow the material to be free to perform, expressing the earthly qualities of clay.

Also, the beautiful design of Migration rugs, realized for ​Nodus, is the result of an investigation on material working. Made with the traditional needlepoint technique, the Migration rugs are inspired by the work of ninteenth century ornithologist John James Audubon, famous for his wonderfully detailed drawings of birds. In this way, Formafantasma suggests a new type of romanticism, wild and liberating, expressing the most ancient of human desires: to migrate towards the new and unknown.