The Artisans

Founded by Danilo Farinon in the 1960s, Decormarmi specializes in first-rate marble manufacturing. Located on the hills surrounding Vicenza, it works with natural stone in various forms and aesthetic compositions, combining it with other materials in the hand-making process following ancient and modern techniques. Boasting collaborations with prominent figures such as Christophe Pillet, Enzo Berti, Marco Piva, Matteo Nunziati, Alberto Apostoli, and Sebastiano Zilio, its unique pieces are customizable to fit personal preferences and decor styles.

Since 1826, wherever there is a surface to be given value, there is Giovanni De Maio. The history of De Maio began two centuries ago in Salerno, when the progenitor Giovanni began his business activity with the processing of clay bricks. Since the 1950s, Giovanni De Maio has been a symbol of Vietri ceramics, with an entrepreneurial mindset in the creation of ceramic surfaces that aim for high-quality and customized technical and aesthetic performances. Research and culture of materials combine with technology and generate a value that set the company as a reference point in the industry.

L'Eccesso elevates your space with sustainably sourced, stunningly crafted furniture that embodies a sublime fusion of luxury, sophistication, and sustainability. At the heart of the collection's philosophy are beauty and conscience, guiding the meticulous sourcing of materials from leftover marble slabs. This innovative approach upholds a commitment to environmental stewardship.

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.

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.”

Born and raised in Milan, artist Stefano Coccioli's art and life are marked by discovery and curiosity. A skipper in the Mediterranean for over 10 years, he returned to Milan in 1980 to embark on an artistic path in traditional decorative techniques. Under the tutelage of artisans specialized in the restoration of historic palaces in Lombardy, he embraced and experimented with the art of scagliola and other techniques. He channels his artistry and nautical past in the creation of tables, which embody the union between the past and the present, between material and color.

C’ERA candles evoke cherished memories, blending beautiful design and captivating scents into a unique experience. Crafted using ecological wax, C’ERA candles feature a dynamic palette ranging from intense blues to warm khaki oranges and neutral browns. Inspired by 1960s design and encased in Italian ceramic, these candles are more than just fragrances — they are design objects and soulful landscapes. Each candle takes you on an olfactory journey, starting with the fresh scent of sea salt, moving through the autumnal scent of persimmon, and settling into a warm, woody aroma.

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.

Giovanna Ferrero Ventimiglia, a trained architect with a background in painting, began experimenting with the cloisonné technique four years ago. Since then, she’s dedicated herself to crafting small slabs tenderly named "piccoli smalti", or small enamels. These precious little tiles - fashioned of silver, bronze, or brass - stand out for their distinctive abstract designs and dazzling hues emerging from a material with a rich history. Ventimiglia followed in her grandfather's footsteps in choosing a path dedicated to art and collaboration with Florentine artisans.

Ekaterina Borovkova founded ADJ in 2016, creating premium accessories inspired by family values. The logo, a triangle with her children's initials, symbolizes sustainability and stability. Ekaterina's hands-on approach ensures each item has a unique charm and story. ADJ emphasizes social responsibility and environmental standards. The company uses high-quality leather produced by an old German factory, while production takes place entirely in Italy. Using multi-layer leather, ADJ offers durable, customizable accessories for homes, offices, yachts, and more, setting itself apart in the market for its outstanding quality.

Born out of a dream to share their Sicilian heritage with the world, the adventure of Antonio and Giuseppe Bevilacqua began in 1997 in their small ceramics workshop in Campofranco. Every creation, entirely handcrafted, is a testament to their mastery – from the delicate shaping of clay to the meticulous addition of intricate details and the firing process. The skillful hands of the Bevilacqua brothers create pieces that are living testaments to their passion, expertise, and the timeless allure of Sicilian craftsmanship.

Avant-garde Italian design and tireless research merge in Sesia&Co., an interior design firm with over 40 years of experience in textile manufacturing. The brand developed a trademark collection of twelve signature colors that can be paired with thirty-four different materials to curate home décors with impeccable chromatic coherence and textural intrigue. From fabrics and boiserie to resins, glass, and metals, unrivaled artisan expertise is behind every single piece, guaranteeing their exclusive quality and production.

StudioNudo was founded with a clear vision: to transform raw materials into singular objects. Inspired by nature, the shapes and colors defining their creations reflect an emerging desire for outdoor living, evoking a sense of freedom. Collaborations with Italian artisans forge a deep connection between nature and design, fostering a meaningful relationship among objects and the individuals who share the same space. Their motto is “Only the objects we truly love will last forever”, driving their passion for creating pieces that become essential parts of a beloved home.

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.

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.

For forty years, Jaipur Rugs has led with exclusive handmade area rugs from Indian artisans. Guided by Nand Kishore Chaudhary's principles, they prioritize top-tier design and craftsmanship. Expanding to include artisans and global designers like Gauri Khan, Shantanu Garg, and Artemis, they create rugs blending India's heritage with contemporary style, showcasing Jaipur Rugs' commitment to quality and innovation.

Creating timeless pieces that go beyond classic and contemporary paradigms, Pietrachiara is a Milan-based design studio that draws inspiration from artisan traditions, expressed in innovative colors, lines, and textures using refined and up-to-date materials. Particularly attentive to the sustainability of their pieces, Pietrachiara’s designs will accompany present and future generations and contribute to the creation of homey and singular decors.

Sergio Mechini and his wife Grazia Dei started Mechini in 1970 after several years of working for a leading lamp manufacturer. Soon their company grew, participating in prestigious trade fairs such as EUROLUCE in Milan, “Maison et Objet” in Paris, and “Light and Building” in Frankfurt. In the early 1990s, their sons Andrea and Sabrina joined the family business and expanded it to earn it a leading role in the international luxury lighting sector. South Korea, Qatar, China, California, and Florida are among the company’s major markets.

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.

Winetage was born during an eno-tourist visit to an iconic wine cellar upon discovering that the barrels, essential for aging wine and made from the noblest and finest oak, are normally disposed of and burned after only 5-6 years. Inspired by Michelangelo's vision, Winetage reinterpreted wine-aged oak into modern furniture, revealing wine aging's alchemy. Each Winetage creation starts from respect and reevaluation of the material, the oak stave, in its 2 essential components: the curvature and the coloring imprinted by the wine during aging. Thus, the integration of elements such as marble, metals, and high-tech Green biological materials also plays a key role.