Our work

A conceptual exploration of sustainability, beauty, and poetic design as a pathway to the future.

Development of a retail concept and its implementation across a growing network of stores in Italy.

Interior design for a luxury apartment in a historic Parisian building, nestled behind Notre Dame in the historic Quai d'Orléans district.

Corporate interiors expressing values of transparency, trust, and solidity.

Refined interior design within a modern villa with exposed concrete walls.

A bespoke installation for a luxury watchmaker at a high-profile resort location.

An armchair inspired by continuous curves and playful forms, transforming the traditional components of an armchair—backrest, armrests, seat, and base—into a continuous, dynamic geometry.

A prismatic, multifunctional seat that adapts to diverse postures and interactions.

An outdoor lounge object combining sculptural form and comfort.

Reinventing a historic city pizzeria through interior design and spatial experience.

A digital monolith blending interior, exterior, human, and digital realms.

Corporate office design reflecting the identity of a luxury furniture brand.

A sculptural, organic armchair echoing tree crown morphology.

A luxurious floating hotel offering unique experiences on Swiss lakes.

A dynamic complex merging co-working, wellness, and living areas, where spatial flexibility meets residential comfort on 10,000 square meters.

A visionary concept for the renewal of an industrial area in Shanghai’s Yangpu District a self-sufficient ecosystem integrating urban and natural environments.

A digital gallery where metaphysical spaces merge with organic forms and Chinese artistic references.

Developed for Expo Milano 2015, the Kuwait Pavilion presents itself as a contemporary tribute to traditional dhow ships, translating cultural heritage into dynamic architectural form.

The eighth edition of the Triennale Design Museum, coinciding with Expo Milano 2015, explored the evolution of domestic technology in Kitchens & Invaders.

The Arts & Foods Pavilion at Expo Milan 2015 explored the intricate relationship between the arts and food, tracing its evolution from the first Expo in London in 1851 to contemporary expressions worldwide.

Illustrations for "Frisello al Triennale Design Museum: Il mistero dell'invasione degli ultracorpi." Illustrated guides translating museum content into engaging experiences for children.

A sculptural centerpiece for the Wine Pavilion at EXPO 2015 Milan. The installation stood as both a symbolic and experiential element, celebrating the fluidity, energy, and cultural significance of wine in a global showcase.

Redefining the relationship between interior and exterior within a historic urban fortification.