The Artisans

Part of GIMO, a group of 14 Tuscan traditional businesses established in 1975 to offer the best of Italian furniture to the world, Antonelli Atelier gets its inspiration from the unique art, history, and traditions of Tuscany. Using crafting methods passed down from generation to generation, this company produces refined and timeless objects of functional décor for an elegant home.

Marzia Boaglio is an innovative interior design firm specializing in intriguing furnishings and accent pieces for the modern home. Boaglio identifies as a “StoryArtDesigner”, a title which reflects her innate ability to take a raw material and transform it into an elegant work of art with a story that recalls the past and embodies the future. Her timeless pieces strike a balance between modern aesthetic and traditional craftsmanship, resulting in objects with a high visual and aesthetic impact.

Mason Editions is a luxury interior design brand geared towards a sophisticated clientele and designed for a sustainable lifestyle. Founded by Fabio Mason, furnishing accessories, accent pieces, and light fixtures, Mason Editions' first collection embodies linearity and timeless geometry. Suitable for all environments, each piece focuses on novel design concepts that embrace material contrasts and essential forms.

Embodying the art of weaving, this brand started in the ‘50s in Mogliano, a small town in the Marche region, where Luigi Maurizi opened a workshop of handcrafted wicker products. In the ‘70s his son Giuseppe took over and in the ‘90s the current brand identity started taking shape, with the creation of outdoor sophisticated pieces crafted of synthetic fibers for maximum durability. Still preserving its values of exquisite craftsmanship and elegant design, Braid has become a protagonist in outdoor furniture production.

Kathrin Charlotte Bohr established Jacobsroom Editions in 2017 after completing her artistic training in France, Germany, and Italy. Beauty, rigor, and poetry are infused into each limited-edition design, handcrafted by master blacksmiths and woodworkers through an almost-effortless blend of innovation and tradition. Jacobsroom offers timeless tailored design solutions that satisfy customers’ requests and their interior needs, elevating decorative pieces to art that tells a story.

William Pianta was already an established lighting designer, when in 2009 he founded Nahoor, which in Aramaic means “origin of light”. Combining great Italian traditions, new methods of production, and his personal aesthetic, Pianta designs contemporary pieces distinctive for their iconic shapes, essential silhouettes, and refined materials. Each lamp is unique, crafted and finished by the hands of skilled artisans, aided by the most advanced technologies under Pianta’s creative direction.

Born in Livorno, Tuscany, Elisabetta Ciuti studied architecture in Florence, and worked with Gregotti Associati in Milan. Her interests have brought her to branch out into interior design, fashion, and even the design of a therapeutic garden. Her work reflects her passion for unusual juxtapositions of materials, rigor, and asymmetry, combined in striking harmony.

Managed by Loretta and Ivana, two sisters who follow the path started by their father and founder, Angelo Borgonovo, EmmeBi creates furniture that becomes part of any home, thanks to a stimulating collaboration with various designers. Research, quality, and functionality are the values of EmmeBi that has chosen wood as primary material for its customizable pieces.

Studio Lievito is an interior design firm founded in 2010 by artists Laura Passalacqua, Francesco Taviani and Jacopo Volpi. Based in Florence, Studio Lievito stands out for its ability to delicately reinvent and redefine modern production techniques using traditional crafting methods. Each piece is meticulously handmade: this “slow design” creates projects that subvert conventional decor norms by means of simple yet witty gestures and meticulous detailing.

Founded by Annarita Aversa in 2012, Architetti Artigiani Anonimi is an architecture, interior, and product design studio from Amalfi. Uniting traditional handcrafting techniques, experimentation with unusual materials, and cultural contexts steeped in tradition, Architetti Artigiani Anonimi creates pieces that are unique yet stylistically “anonymous”. The studio’s artistic mission draws inspiration from the intrinsic beauty of cultural and physical spaces, resulting in works of art that embody the intimate exchanges between artists, clients, and environment.

In the eponymous brand, Sasà Sorrentino combines traditional themes with innovative, sustainable production methods to create imaginative and wholly unique pieces. Sorrentino reimagines everyday objects-notably recyclables, handles, and old tools-and repurposes them, their new form embodying the duality of their functional and sculptural charms. Characterized by ironies and double entendres, each Sasà Sorrentino piece tells a story, reminding us of our collective past but also setting our sights on the limitless future ahead.

Romina and Michele Frisoli created this luxury interior design company after working in their family business, which manufactured for over 30 years carbon fiber parts for the aeronautical sector with the meticolous dedication of artisanal work. The aesthetic potential of industrial pieces and the ductility of their materials, exclusively developed by Frisoli, inspired Romina and Michele to create furniture and home decor objects that mix design and art, and have come to embody the striking compromise between ingenuity and creativity.

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 VERVLY Venice 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.

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.

Italo-Belgian artist Dominique Christian Jan Masullo channels his diverse cultural heritage into his true passion—ceramics, where his creative spirit comes to life. What began as a simple curiosity has grown into a lifelong journey of discovery, where the unpredictability of clay mirrors the spontaneity of life itself. For Masullo, each ceramic creation is more than just an object—it’s a living form, full of energy and expression. Ordinary materials transform into unique sculptures, pushing the boundaries of both art and craftsmanship.

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.