The Artisans

Jenna Basso Pietrobon is a multidisciplinary artist who received her Master of Fine Arts from Columbia University in 2017. Renowned for her inventive ceramic work, Jenna emphasizes the artistry of handcrafting, celebrating the organic beauty within clay’s natural imperfections. Her ceramics transcend functionality and embodies a philosophy of light and transformation, values she considers crucial for navigating today’s world.

Founded in Florence in 1962 by the Nesi family, Paolo Nesi has become a benchmark for luxury upholstery in Tuscany. While preserving the secrets of traditional craftsmanship, it continuously invests in cutting-edge technology. Each piece is a cultural and social work of art, crafted through generations of knowledge. As the only ISO-certified upholstery workshop in central Italy, it guarantees unparalleled quality. The partnership between Paolo Nesi and designer Giuseppe Dicecca produces unique, sustainable designs defined by soft curves, pastel hues, and recycled materials.

247LAB was established in 2021, evolving from TWENTYFOUR7, a company renowned for innovative lighting designs. The design process is centered on the continuous cooperation between designer and customer, fusing technology, artistry, and customization to ensure every product meets the highest standards. 247LAB's offerings are designed to enhance the architectural context and serve as artistic companions, seamlessly blending functionality with aesthetic appeal to transform any space into a captivating environment.

Co-founded in 2023 by Tawfic Kondakji and Mediseh Einafshar, Biiadi is a Milan-based interdisciplinary design studio. Focused on exploring and reinterpreting manual techniques with noble materials, their singular pieces effortlessly synthesize functionality and style. Believing it takes a lifetime to craft a masterpiece and that masterpieces must outlast their master, the creative duo stays true to the aphorism "ars longa vita brevis" by collaborating with only the most skilled craftsmen.

Celebrated as the "Architect of Fashion”, Gianfranco Ferré revolutionized design by merging structure, elegance, and creativity. His visionary approach redefined how materials and forms interact, creating a lasting impact on fashion and design. In 2014, his legacy extended into the world of interiors with the creation of Gianfranco Ferré Home. This collection captures Ferré’s innovative spirit, offering meticulously crafted furnishings that balance modern luxury with the timeless refinement of his iconic style, perfect for sophisticated spaces worldwide.

Founded in 2015 by architect Roberto Bellantoni, Revolutionarchstudio is a Milan-based architecture and design firm conceived as a lab where the designer's creations interact with works by various artists. The studio combines project analysis with a constant study of materials, reflecting the architect's vision. In 2017, it expanded into furniture and lighting design, where Bellantoni’s dreamlike concepts turn into minimalist, contemporary forms, transforming memories into inspiration.

Award-winning Italian photographer Giulio Di Sturco is renowned for his thought-provoking images. After studying at the European Institute of Design in Rome, he refined his artistic language through experiences in Canada and India. Transitioning from photojournalism to long-term projects, Di Sturco explores the future of society amidst environmental and technological transformations. Currently based between Arles and London, his unique style blurs the boundaries between reality and fiction, earning him accolades including three World Press Photo awards.

Selezioni Domus was established in Scandicci, a town in Florence, in 1900 and since then it has been hand-manufacturing brass in an artisanal way, according to the Florentine tradition. The love for brass and its use combined with other fine materials (such as crystal, horn and leather), the fascination for sober and elegant designs, and the collaboration with prestigious architects, make their eclectic furniture and lamps pieces of timeless allure.

Maison Alia embodies timeless elegance through the use of the finest materials and meticulous sewing techniques. The atelier offers masterfully crafted linens, contemporary designs, and infinite personalization options, each luxurious piece made to last and become part of everyday life. With a commitment to quality and sustainability, the brand allows clients to customize thread colors, sizes, and placements. Born in Monte Carlo and 100% made in Tuscany, Maison Alia redefines traditional craftsmanship for the modern world with luxurious, refined linens.

Founded in 2020 by architects Cecilia Anselmi, Carlo Pianosi, and Fabio Gasparri, Effimero Barocco fuses Baroque inspiration with contemporary design. The Rome-based studio reimagines Baroque iconography, crafting evocative works that transform interiors into storytelling spaces. Specialized in fabrics, wallpapers, and custom coverings, their pieces push boundaries, turning surfaces into expressive, narrative statements. Collaborating with artisans like Torri Lana 1885, they participate in trade shows worldwide, notably debuting the Borromini tapestry at Edit Napoli 2023.

Founded in 1872 and rebranded in 2010, Giardini Wallcoverings is a fourth-generation, family-run company that has transformed from bookbinding to being a leader in textile wallcoverings. The company specializes in high-quality, sustainable products, collaborating with over thirty family-run factories in Lombardy. Focused on meticulous craftsmanship and eco-friendly practices, Giardini Wallcoverings has a strong presence in Eastern Europe and Asia, offering a diverse range of contemporary designs that satisfy a range of tastes and set new standards in wallcovering excellence.

Stories of Italy is a Milan-based design studio that seamlessly blends tradition with modern design, drawing deep inspiration from Italy’s rich archaeological and cultural heritage. Specializing in Murano blown glass, the studio reinterprets historical symbols into bold, minimalist forms that are both functional and artistic. Through close collaboration with skilled local artisans, Stories of Italy preserves Italy's timeless craftsmanship, infusing it with contemporary flair to create pieces that elegantly bridge the past and present, making history a part of modern living.

Luca Bornoffi grew up immersed in the Mantua countryside, sparking an early passion for art. At school, he filled notebooks with sketches inspired by the world beyond the classroom. His travels to 40+ countries enriched his art, leading him to explore abstract expressions of color and texture that convey both exhilaration and serenity. Bornoffi founded Beatilla, an Art Eco Design Farm Resort, featuring his vibrant artworks and upcycled, eco-friendly furniture. With worldwide collaboration, he creates limited-edition pieces where cultures and emotions merge on a single canvas.

Bedont’s legacy is a testament to the art of transforming wood into exquisitely functional chairs. Grounded in a profound respect for materials and a commitment to skilled craftsmanship, Bedont puts a premium on ergonomics, ensuring that each piece is not only beautiful but also comfortable. Their design philosophy strips away any excess to reveal the pure lines and functionality of each creation. Focusing on durability and simplicity, this unique approach encapsulates the essence of Bedont’s work: showcasing a timeless dedication to quality and craftsmanship.

Each of our collections is designed in Italy by masters of tradition with one goal: to be different and to be special. We don’t sell only furniture, we sell a philosophy of living.
The main idea is not to sell a single material piece, but to give our customers a living experience, a new concept of atmosphere created by beautiful Italian taste and passion for what we do. Our main priority is customer satisfaction and it is the main reason why we introduced our "Tailor Made" program.

Habitart was born from the shared passion of three friends for Italian craftsmanship. Alessandro, Cristian, and Michael sought to merge the core aspects of furnishing: quality, design, and craftsmanship. In doing so, they revived the superior quality of Italian raw materials and artisans to deliver distinctive products that are tailored exclusively for each client. Thanks to the masterful work of Habitart's architects and designers, constraints imposed by mass production vanish, allowing you to make the rules and create your dream home.

Furniture brand Nodo Italia has built a reputation for crafting exquisite, bespoke outdoor collections. Established in 2018, they are committed to uncompromising quality and sustainability, exemplified by using robust Olyna yarn and premium recycled polypropylene materials. With a diverse palette of over 200 customizable colors and a wide array of weave patterns, Nodo Italia caters to global tastes, offering unparalleled Italian craftsmanship and comfort in outdoor furnishings.

Evocative of "rosmarino" - Italian for “rosemary” - Romarin is an Italian brand specializing in high-quality, handcrafted ceramics designed to last forever. Inspired by the places of the Mediterranean where rosemary grows abundantly, their precious collections embrace timeless designs crafted with durability and sustainability in mind. Romarin aims to enrich people's lives and honor Mediterranean history and traditions of craftsmanship, simplicity, and joie de vivre.

Established in 2020, Zebo marries woodworking with graphic artistry to masterfully craft decorative wooden panels. Drawing inspiration from Venetian mosaic tradition, each panel is fashioned from aged solid wood that is carefully hand-painted and expertly wax-finished to enhance its natural allure. With a legacy spanning three generations, Zebo seamlessly integrates refined woodworking techniques with Venetian artistic influences, producing exclusive pieces that imbue living spaces with warmth, character, and a touch of timeless elegance.

Designer Andrea Incontri draws inspiration from the lives of everyday women in his latest Le Tipe Umane series. Whether walking their dogs or going shopping, young or old, each character in the series is captured in freehand sketches and later reinvented in artful embroideries, randomly named using Instagram's geolocation software. Referring to Honoré de Balzac’s Comédie Humaine, Le Tipe Umane explores female archetypes in an ode to femininity and artistry.