The Artisans

Founded by Emanuela Terraneo and Alessandro Pozzi, Lebanto is an Italian brand whose mission is to design furniture that exudes a sophisticated and elegant modern flair. Born in Cantù near Milan, one of the historical districts of Italian woodworking and furniture, its collections are handmade entirely in-house employing first-rate natural materials such as marble, wood, and glass. Comprising limited edition and one-off, bespoke designs, Lebanto draws inspiration from the century-old, timeless idea of “Made in Italy.”

Well-known for his impeccable taste and talent, Renzo Serafini is an Italian artist specialized in handcrafting lamps and light fixtures according to time-old artisan traditions. He founded his namesake studio and production company in 2011, where he transforms light for indoor and outdoor decors, helping people discover and fall in love with light.

Edoardo Modenese creates abstract works that blur the lines between painting, sculpture, and industrial products. His art possesses the power to captivate and disorient observers, unveiling the intricacies, unpredictabilities, and surprises inherent in the adventures of perception. His unique artistic vision has garnered the attention of luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, who have featured his work in three of their newly opened stores. Based in Milan, he has a degree in Product Design from Central Saint Martins University in London.

Sandro Lopez is a sculptor and designer who makes original works for distinctive living spaces. His pieces embody a sculptural presence and derive from an artistic interpretation of diverse furniture typologies. He and artist/art director Sara Khamisi joined forces to create their independent furniture brand in Milan. Their brand offers limited edition pieces for a lifestyle enriched by art and beauty.

Stile's two-decade-long record of creativity and Zanchettin's 60-year-long artisan experience converge in Decora. Reinventing the tradition of choosing luxurious upscale furniture with a nostalgic flair, Decora's collections offer designs that seamlessly synthesize innovation, functionality, and refinement. Luxury and customization define Decora's production style, which ranges from boiserie wall coverings to walk-in closets and customizable furniture.

Focusing on long-term projects of a personal nature, Italian independent photographer, and former anthropology student, Daniele Vita sees photography as a tool for documenting everyday life. Recipient of several awards and exhibiting his work since the early 2000s and a renowned contributor for Italian and foreign magazines, foundations, and social cooperatives, his three published works span from 2009 to 2019 with the latter exploring traditional Sicily during the holy week.

Kreoo embraces the beauty of marble with passion and ancestral craftsmanship, evolving it towards a new aesthetic rhetoric. Its commitment is to bring to light its primordial charm, which has witnessed the development of civilizations and cultures, creating a bridge between past and present, an anthology of design and art.

Alice Del Ferraro discovered her passion for ceramics in 2017 during a stimulating apprenticeship lasting several years. Through a hands-on learning process, she honed her drawing, modeling, and decorating skills, discovering her calling. She founded her workshop soon after completing her intensive studies, serving as a creative space for experimenting with various clays, techniques, and textures to refine her artistic language. Her work fuses sculptural and functional elements, using mainly stoneware clay and traditional hand-building methods.

Esadesign is the place where interior design becomes tailor-made, transforming the emotions of living in the home into tangible and explorable realities. A new idea of luxury emerges thanks to an international profile, a mirrored picture of a long research path gained around the expressive ways of the materials and the careful space modulation of the spaces that belong to an actual and surprising daily routine.

Sergio Fiorentino was born in 1973 in Catania, where studied art and antique restoration at the Abadir Academy of Fine Arts in Catania; in 2012 founded his studio in Noto where he lives and works. In his artworks, faces and bodies of water and stone rise and disappear. A contemporary classicism that sometimes flakes off. Divers, saints, twins, and portraits remain motionless wrapped in ultramarine blue. A beauty revealed but protected by schools of tuna and garfish, leaves and plants, scratches, drips, and abrasions.

Somma 1867 is a historic wool mill with an entirely Italian supply chain and more than 150 years of manufacturing experience, rooted in the Lake Como Region. The company creates fabrics and furnishing accessories in its factories using unique and unrepeatable yarns and finishes. Attention to detail generates unique and precious products, the production of excellence transforms them into sartorial masterpieces.

Established in the 1950s as a spin-off of the renowned Milanese brand “Spotti”, SEM filled the gap in the industry between artisan and high-volume productions by offering customizable furniture collections. Seventy years of knowledge and cultivated professional relationships flank a tireless drive for experimentation, its trademark collections reflecting a commitment to functionality and curiosity. Hannes Peer, Zaven, Marcante-Testa, Vormen, Giacomo Moor, and Elisa Ossino are among the brilliant professionals behind SEM’s iconic designs.

A delicate and sophisticated, raw and natural shade of beige characterizes Pimar Limestone’s designs. The brand is a magnificent tribute to the century-old tradition of Lecce limestone, a worldwide sought-after source of inspiration for architects, designers, and artists. Based in the heart of Salento, Pimar does everything in-house, from the extraction of stone to processing, creating exclusive interior design projects and extraordinary collections of versatile and modern designs.

Alberto Alicata (b. 1983) is a Milan-based photographer and artist. Whether behind fashion shoot or in art project, his work is marked by his unique perspective on art and style, driven by a sensitivity to the personal essence of his subjects or the creative vision of the art. His works have appeared in such publications as Elle Italia, Vogue China, D-laRepubblica, Vanity Fair, Wired, theGuardian, Telegraph, L'Oeil De La Photographie, among others. Has won, in 2016, the Sony World Photography Awards and, in 2022, the Duane Michals MA-g Awards.

An eclectic ensemble of painting and drawing on ancient papers, canvases, and wooden boards, contemporary artist Federica Giulianini’s art is both still and dynamic, evoking an emotional and intimate relation with the viewer in its delicate and pale landscape portraits of the natural world. Shapes and colors merge in a unique aesthetic, exuding a romantic, somewhat nostalgic essence that is a trademark of Giulianini’s art.

Living between India, Thailand, and Austria as a child, Maria Christina Hamel moved to Milan at the end of the 1970s where she studied Industrial Design at the Scuola Politecnica di Design. Starting off her career alongside designers such as Andries van Onck, Ugo La Pietra, and Ambrogio Rossari, she was Alessandro Mendini’s assistant in Vienna for over ten years. Her unique style captures influences of her multicultural background, handcrafted in historic traditional places. She also teaches and her works are part of the permanent collection of the Triennale di Milano.

“Clay lets me experience the beauty of natural rhythms”. Cristina Cavallari is an Italian contemporary ceramist with a small yet vibrant workshop where she embodies different roles. Her artistic philosophy is deeply rooted in the respect for the natural world, as inspiration but also as our home. With this in mind, she creates unique oeuvres tracing the slow passage of Nature’s time, taking care of her clay in the art that transforms a ductile raw material into a solid object.

DMG Fiesole was established by brothers Mario and Ferdinando Modi in the 1960s in a small workshop in Fiesole, an ancient Etruscan-origin hamlet on the hills just outside Florence. In 1982, Luigi Giannelli took the company, propelling the brand to national and international recognition. Currently run by Mario Barbari and his son Damiano, generation after generation DMGF is a specialist in wrought iron processing, using a traditional forge and mallet to make every piece. DMGF's elegant furniture collections are designed by architect Pietro Porcinai to last a lifetime.

A tribute to “Made in Italy”, Hemo creates interior design pieces with a versatile and sophisticated character, down to the smallest detail. Merging international inspirations with traditional roots, the brand is based in Brianza, the furniture-making capital of Italy, bringing with it a deep and familiar knowledge of raw materials as well as modern and innovative techniques.

At Dolomitisch, art and topography merge in iconic furniture pieces encapsulating majestic mountain landscapes. Based in Bozen, Dolomitisch offers breathtaking orographic landscapes minutely carved from solid wood by combining satellite technology, CNC machinery, and artisan mastery together with fine metallic finishes. Thanks to its top-notch customizing process, customers can request the mountain range they desire, which will add to all other unique pieces contributing to the reforestation of Dolomites' forests.