The Artisans

Plato Design was founded in Rome in 2015 by architects Alessandro Mattei and Caterina Naglieri. Distinguished for a uniquely European aesthetic inspired by linearity, simplicity and functionality, Plato’s philosophy is rooted in creating objects that mergeclear design, technological innovation, and sustainability. After launching their first project D-TWELVE on Kickstarter, Mattei and Naglieri have created a lighting collection of handmade magnetic modules that transform ordinary lamps into versatile objects with playful artistic flair that.

Located by the town of Ortisei, in Val Gardena on the Dolomites Mountains, the workshop of Falegnameria Helmut Santifaller is inspired by the local wood carving tradition from this area. Experienced carpenters handcraft each piece of furniture, which is then hand decorated by expert artisans to create distinctive and timeless objects of functional décor that can be passed down for generations. Often using reclaimed, antique wood, these craftsmen use traditional methods to bring each piece to life, adding at times small modern elements for a timeless effect.

Founded by artist and designer Lorenza Bozzoli, Bozzoli Couture’s captivating compositions are original works of art that merge a combination of styles, capturing aesthetic power and functional design. Born and raised in Milan, Lorenza Bozzoli’s experiences at Milan’s Accademia di Brera, New York City, and Milan inspire her design philosophy that draws on fashion, art, and design, allowing her to collaborate with brands such as Moooi, Dedon, Tato, Spazio Pontaccio and Slamp.

Founded in Pisa, Cassigoli creates modern masterpieces that retain the precious allure of antiques. This timeless synthesis of contemporary and traditional is deeply rooted in the expertise of craftsmen who can onlybe found in Tuscany, a land that has produced generations of skilled professionals, trained since the Renaissance in centuries-old techniques. These exclusive and refined pieces are crafted with the finest materials for a luxurious allure.

Vanessa Cavallaro learned the secrets of the glyptic glassmaking on the wheel as a child, visiting her family workshop. Her subsequent studies in fine arts and design and her constant exploration of glassmaking and engraving gave her the ability to create veritable art pieces. In 1993 she started her own workshop in Altare, in Liguria, collaborating with experienced craftsmen. In 2000, she was asked to participate at the 11th Decoration et Jardin exhibit in Monte Carlo, earning the status of international artist and designer.

Founded in 1967 near Verona by brothers Remo, Renzo and Bruno, Bianchini is a third-generation family business committed to excellence and impeccable hand-craftsmanship. Specialized in gold-leaf decorations and inlay work, Bianchini’s philosophy is grounded in artistic traditions and meticulous detailing, believing no machine can ever replace the beauty and mastery of human touch. Bianchini’s artisans constantly evolve their craft to adapt to emerging technologies, creating timeless masterpieces that express the magnificence of the past with a novel touch.

This brand has been creating luxurious objects of refined elegance since its establishment in 1952. Each piece is a real work of art, handmade by master craftsmen with incomparable expertise. Inspired by Italian culture and history, and with a passion for art passed down for generations, these are sophisticated pieces made of natural materials, selected by experts to enrich and make unique everyday life.

Edi Chirumbolo stands out for his ability to create unique furniture pieces that transform spaces into original and captivating environments. His constant pursuit of uniqueness is reflected in works that not only furnish but also tell stories and evoke emotions, making each creation a distinctive and unrepeatable piece.

Creating art in the form of furniture, Porte Italia merges old-world Italian design and modern aesthetic to craft the only existing hand-painted furniture fashioned in the 18th century Venetian style. This artistic venture was spearheaded by American designer Ann Graham and Enrico Lenarduzzi and his family, reviving the 400year-oldartistic craftendemic to the region. This family-run company is unique also for its business philosophy, adopting the innovative approach of enlisting the entire villages of Terzo di Aquileia and Cervignano to bring timeless works of art to life.

Born in Pordenone in 1965, Paola Paronetto has dedicated her life to pushing the boundaries of ceramics, both as a medium and as an art form. Paronetto innovative interpretation of ancient clay-making is rooted in her experiences in Gubbio, Deruta, Faenza, Florence and Vicenza where she honed her craft. Her constant experimentation is driven by the beauty of nature and the simplicity of forms. Her most recent artistic endeavor is paper clay, a blend of paper pulp, natural fibers, and clay that results in a unique texture with a delicate and tactile quality.

Since her early childhood, Chiara Provasi was intrigued by design. Daughter of the founder of a renowned furniture company, she followed her parents in their travels, developing a unique sensitivity and a love for colors and forms. After graduating in architecture at the Politecnico in Milan, she became a prestigious interior designer. As a natural evolution of in her work for an exclusive clientele, she developed a collection of timeless furniture pieces that harmoniously combine classic and modern flair, precious materials and high-quality workmanship.

Mogg debuted at the Salone del Mobile in Milan 2012, showcasing designs marked by dynamism, versatility, and strong attention to detail. Founded by Nicola Galbiati, architect with a long-standing experience in interior design, Mogg's objects and home decor accessories are distinguished for their strong aesthetic and functional qualities. Inspired by the ideals of modern living, Mogg's iconic pieces are synonymous with quality, emerging from natural materials to strike the perfect balance between bold geometric patterns and expressive graphic lines.

Founded by Mario Guerra in 1958 in Recanati, Marche, Arcahorn handcrafts luxury furniture and accessories that are instantly recognizable for their unique sartorial appeal and visual harmony. The zebu horn, symbol of Arcahorn’s craft and brand, is combined with other materials to create alluring pieces. Arcahorn’s history is deeply rooted in ancient handcrafting techniques passed down for generations. Today, the Guerra family continues to bridge traditional and modern design, resulting in exclusive collections that are synonymous with elegance and sophistication.

After studying computer engineering and working for 15 years in several factories in Vicenza, in northern Italy, Nicola Tessari decided to dedicate his life to creating one-of-a-kind pieces. He turned his passion into a job and became a craftsman. These furniture pieces and home décor objects are designed to stand the test of time. Crafted with attention to detail and finished mainly using hand tool, each item boasts imperfections and unique signs that are the distinctive features of manual craftsmanship.

Once Milano is an Italian company specializing in high-quality linen products designed to 'dress' the home. Founded in 2012, Once Milano offers sophisticated and modern collections, using fine linens, elegant details and that unique craftsmanship so deeply rooted in the Italian territory. The brand's philosophy is encapsulated in the name itself: to create timeless products, designed as it once was, without compromising on quality. Each piece of fabric is hand-cut, sewn, and garment-dyed to create a rich, unique effect that is unachievable with industrial production.

A family business whose story is woven in the fabric of Venice’s rich artistic history, the Bevilacqua’s presence in the textile world dates back to 1499. Founded by Luigi Bevilacqua in 1875, today the company is managed by brothers Rodolfo and Alberto Bevilacqua, who carry on the family business and tradition. Specialized in velvet textiles and damask Renaissance designs, Tessitura Bevilacqua preserves the ancient Venetian textile art to create unique fabrics, with individual details and color gradients,that infuse historical designs with a hint of modernity.

Arbaro is a young and dynamic carpentry based in Milan. Our concept of dynamic joinery ensures that we take care of the whole creative process: from the design of furniture to its manufacturing. Playfulness and mannerisms come together and blend in with our functional, down-to-earth style. We love the honesty of raw matter, but at the same time we are always on the lookout for new, versatile and durable materials. Wood is both the protagonist and the file rouge of our creations. Playing with surfaces, colours and textures is what makes them unique.

Epònimo was funded by Federico Carandini, former creative director of Cerruti Baleri. His furniture collections combine the splendor of the past with the prospect of the future and they are designed for a contemporary home that favors functional, comfortable, and elegant pieces. To create these unique pieces, Epònimo collaborates exclusively with local craftsmen through a production process that is largely handmade and always hand finished. The end result is a series of refined and timeless objects of functional décor.

Founded in 1967 by Vittorio Zanaboni in Meda, a small town near Milan in the renowned furniture-making district of Brianza, Zanaboni has always been focused on reinterpreting both classic and contemporary furniture with a distinctive flair. The high quality of the production process, precision of execution, and meticulous craftsmanship, combined with innovation and experimentation, create unique and exclusive home collections with refined and timeless charm.

Raised in Puglia, based in Milan, and citizen of the world, visionary designer Vito Nesta infuses history, memory and emotion into his singular interior design creations. Inspired by his extensive travels yet rooted in his cultural roots, Nesta creates evocative works of art that transport us to distant places from the comfort of our homes. The distinctive pieces in the Grand Tour collection transcend their decorative function, with classical themes and motifs interpreted in a contemporary aesthetic to capture a distinct moment or emotion in time.