Carlo Mollino (1805-1973) – an eclectic architect and designer we have already featured more than once – designed various private homes in his hometown...
The idea was simple yet brilliant: renovate old abandoned apartments with a large dose of creativity. Unfortunately, there are plenty of empty houses in...
Gio Ponti’s creativity was limitless: over his long artistic career, the great Milanese architect and designer created designs and decorations even for textiles, fabrics...
In 1896, Florentine painter Galileo Chini (1873-1956) and some of his friends founded “Arte della Ceramica”. The factory – its logo featuring a pomegranate...
Ancona-born painter Corrado Cagli (1910-1976) started focusing on artistic ceramics in 1929, when he began a fruitful collaboration with Rometti, a company based in...
Flavio Poli (1900-1984) was a great glass designer. Born in Chioggia (currently part of Venice’s metropolitan area), he was clearly influenced and fascinated by...
Augusto Bozzi (1924-1982) indissolubly tied his name to the Saporiti brand when he started designing chairs and armchairs for the Lombard company in the...
Light and electricity always fascinated Achille Castiglioni. With his brother Pier Giacomo (who died prematurely in 1968) he often designed lamps, some of which...
Author: Barbara PalladinoTranslation by Michelle NebioloOn the top of the Marmolada, at 3,000 meters of altitude, you’ll find the Marmolada Great War...
Author: Barbara PalladinoTranslation by Michelle NebioloTenute La Montina is located in Monticelli Brusati (BS), in the north-east of Franciacorta, next to an ample...
