The Artisans

Studio Bojola is a Florence-based design studio, co-owned by designer and creative director Luca and fashion and interior designer Margherita Bojola. For almost thirty years, the brand collaborates with local Italian artisans and experts to shape objects and spaces that transcend boundaries. The brand works on projects ranging from interior design and architecture to creative direction and design consultancy.

Established in the 19th century, Atelier Caruso is a family-run business specializing in high-end interior design. A timeless embodiment of luxe craftsmanship, its exclusive upholstered furniture and draperies are handmade using precious natural materials and elegant textiles. Merging refined modern sensibilities with traditional expertise, its collections are timeless and they are unique.

International, award-winning documentary photographer and visual artist Vittore Buzzi travels around the world with his camera to explore space and human emotions, finding beauty in minimal landscapes and everyday life. Based in Milan, he has exhibited his works in various museums and art galleries throughout Italy and abroad.

The histories of the Carrara Marble and the Bufalini family have always been tightly connected. For more than three hundred years the Bufalini family has been present and active in the sector of stoneworking and marble carving. Their experience has been developed over the years until it reached the highest degree of competence and know-how. The expertise acquired in the marble industry is visible in some of the most important buildings across the globe: Europe, the Middle East, the Far East, and the United States. Four generations have lived for the marble and have contributed to creating a profound knowledge of the stone and its peculiarities. The technical staff of Bufalini has been trained over the years, creating precious know-how and the vast majority of them have been working in the business for many years, granting reliability and continuity to the whole organization.

Specializing in contemporary ceramics, artist Benedetto Ferraro founded Terrenotrie Ceramiche workshop in 2010 based in the historical center of a small town in the province of Cosenza (Calabria, Italy). At first creating everyday objects such as plates, cups, and vases, Ferraro has taken part in various art exhibitions where he showcases singular oeuvres that merge traditional artisanal craftsmanship with creative contemporary sensibilities.

The first chapter of Il Fanale’s story starts in 1979 when Fausto Dalla Torre and his wife, Luisa Martin, opened a small lamp workshop in Treviso. Their children Marzia and Tomas joined the family business in 2004, dedicating themselves to enriching the brand with contemporary-style collections. General manager and Artistic Director, respectively, since 2015, they are creative minds behind Torremato, a sub-brand focused on experimental projects that take shape in collaboration with brilliant designers such as Enzo Berti, winner of the Compasso D’Oro prize with the Bitta Lamp.

Young craftsman and designer William Mulas founded his own workshop WM Metal Design in 2021 specializing in sculpture and furniture-making. WM Metal Design is the culmination of Mulas’ experience in his family metalworking workshop. Inspired by everything in nature and in the human experience, the brand creates sophisticated and singular designs of strong symbolism and significance.

World-renowned for her unmistakable stylistic language, Amanda Toy is a tattoo artist, painter, sculptor, and illustrator in the contemporary art scene. Born in Genova, she is currently based in Milan, creating joyful, colorful, and, at times, spiritually charged designs in her studio. Her first painting at age sixteen is reminiscent of Rothko squares, striking with its flat yet vivid fuchsia and yellow tones.

Fascinated by stones since childhood, entrepreneur Gesualdo Marrapodi established Obsydian Stone in 2014 following his studies in petrology and mineralogy at the University of Mathematical and Physical Sciences. The Obsydian Stone series combines the concepts of “unique” and “precious” with refined designs, reinventing everyday objects with luxe materials. Master artisans craft each piece with their expert hands, revealing singular accessories brimming with timeless charm.

A joint brand of the Sicilian, family-run linen company, Bellavia SRL, The NapKing creates first-rate napkins and tableware linens of timeless refinement. Handmade of the finest fabrics, linen, and cotton, its pieces feature striking and original designs digitally printed onto prized textiles. From production to packaging, The NapKing’s distinctive feature is the meticulous care for details, enhancing the brand’s exceptional elegance.

Artist Lia Bosch’s artwork express a vision of the world seen through a lens that does not tolerate labels. Bosch’s time in New York, Los Angeles, and Paris, coupled with formative experiences in fashion, photography, dance, design, and acting, strengthened her all-around artistic language which she had cultivated at the Accademia di Brera in Milan. Non-stop evolution rooted in tradition is the guiding force behind her art.

Moving between the slow-paced, idyllic landscapes of Tuscany and the fast-paced, urban jungle of Milan, Claudia Mastrangelo is a contemporary artist and ceramist who creates stupendous archaic forms of feminine inspiration. She works with grès, a type of waterproof stoneware, and porcelain, which she molds and transforms to create abstracted tableware objects and vases.

Born and raised in Bari (Puglia, Italy), artist Fabio De Felice began his career in Milan in the early 2000s as an illustrator for fashion magazines and a textile/design consultant for fashion brands. Inspired by artists such as Martin Margiela and Michael Kirkham, in 2020 he created a series of portraits of unidentified models, focusing on small details and gestures. De Felice’s art questions what we see, elevating doubt over certainty and expressing a silent interiority seeking the meaning of existence.

The brainchild of brothers Moreno, Riccardo, and Carlo, Morica Design offers refined furniture solutions with an eco-friendly soul. Sustainability is a pillar of the brand’s mission, with all products featuring FSC®-certified wood (Forest Stewardship Council® A.C. Chain of Custody), leathers compliant with EDP (Environmental Product Declaration), non-toxic varnishes and oils, fine marbles, and eco-packaging. From the restless exploration of new, sustainable materials to a careful artisan crafting process, each Morica Design product reflects the brand’s fresh contemporary vision.

Fauandflo is a contemporary design brand established from the collaboration between artist and designer Alfredo Chiaramonte and Andrea Crescente, founder of Crescente Interni and Progetto Chorus. Fauandflo celebrates the animal kingdom, transforming marvelous land and marine species into elegant interior design pieces. Their collections feature small creations conceived following a freehand process, deftly handmade in the district of Nove in Veneto renowned for its ceramic manufacturing tradition.

Linda Randazzo is a contemporary expressionist born, raised, and working in Palermo, Sicily. Her artistic production ranges from painting to scenography, highlighting an anthropological approach that studies and represents the ordinary. She started painting in 2003, capturing figures and gestures in a way that is very similar to photography, fixing moments in time with sophisticated mastery.

Founded by Donata Mariasole Betti and Michele Citti, Bettisatti is an interior design brand based in Tuscany, Italy. Designing space for the art world and for the living, Bettisatti experiments following a dialectical interplay of various artistic and scientific disciplines. Their careful selection of sophisticated natural raw materials conveys the expressive, archetypal traits of the local community and highlights the importance of a circular economy.

Enrico Gobbi is a Venetian architect and designer internationally renowned for the luxury residential projects and super-yachts designs that bear his signature. A graduate of the University of Architecture in Venice (IUAV) with postgraduate studies in Yacht Design, he is currently the founder and CEO for Team for Design, his design atelier based in Venice. Surrounded by one of the most evocative architectural landscapes in the world, water and architecture continuously nurture his creativity, bringing to life timeless and sophisticated projects.

Greta Pllana’s paintings and drawings explore lost memories, affections, origins, and a sense of belonging. Anonymous memories of everyday life harmoniously intertwine with traditions and symbols of collective memory, immersed in nature and landscapes that highlight the relationship between territory and individuals. Albanian-born and bred, she currently works between Treviso and Milan.

A student of visual arts (NABA Art Academy of Milan) and painting (Academy of Venice), Italian artist Federica Vesprini explores the themes of estrangement, identity, and memory in relation to contemporary society. Starting from archival photographs, often from her private collection, she employs paint as a filter to convey individuals' vulnerability and challenges, twisting and distorting objective reality to infuse a subjective, emotional view.