Fabio Lenci (1935 – ) is an Italian Designer. He received his design education in Rome. He began his professional career in 1966. He set up a shop for contemporary furniture in Rome. Read More →
Giovanni Battista Gianotti, a visionary designer blending Art Deco and Liberty styles, left a global legacy in decorative arts until his tragic end in 1928.Read More →
Giovanni Pintori, an Italian graphic designer known for his work with Olivetti, created minimalist designs using geometric shapes and symbols. He won numerous awards and continued his work independently.Read More →
Ettore Sottsass, an influential Austrian designer, defied traditional design principles by integrating art, humor, and kitsch in everyday items, leaving a lasting impact.Read More →
Gianni Pasini was born in 1937 in Venice and professionally active in Milan. Some of his clients were Olivetti, Fabbrica Italiana, Magneti Marelli, and Crin hospital. He worked with Sandro Pasqui in a design studio from 1974 onwards.Read More →
We reject design as an issue of taste! We follow a different strategy:
Simplicity. We always
search for the iconic form and create things that people can understand intuitively. We,
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George James Sowden is a British designer. He was born in Leeds and active Italy. Between 1960-64 and 1966-68, he studied architecture, Gloucester College of Arts. Read More →
The Studio Alchimia in Milan was founded in 1976 and exhibited its first collection in 1979. Alessandro Mendini’s Proust armchair is one of the most unusual pieces from the Bau.Haus collection. It was made in a small number and individually painted to express the collective’s unease with mass production.Read More →
He was one of the founders of Alchimia in 1976. He was particularly active in its graphics program Read More →
Carlo Zen was a prominent Italian cabinetmaker known for his Art Nouveau furniture, managing a leading Milan workshop while integrating foreign designs into his work.Read More →