A die-cast aluminium exoskeleton supports thick leather-clad elements and down-filled cushions, making structure visible. Merging industrial logic and tactile comfort, it established a new typology for modern upholstered seating.

Gallery refurbishment at Milan’s Pinacoteca di Brera: the Raphael Room - part of a renewal coordinated by Gregotti Associati - becomes a neutral, skylit volume with white plaster walls, pale stone flooring, and integrated lighting.

A rational cabinet system that makes structure legible in glass, steel, and bracing cables. Its name recalls a 1930s architecture magazine, linking design to Rationalist memory.

A sculptural sofa with a tubular frame, bean-shaped seat, and cylindrical back. Optical versions and Gabriele Basilico’s campaign established its enduring presence in the design landscape.

Ginger distills Bauhaus and Rationalist clarity into a lightweight tubular-metal chaise. Exposed joints recall René Herbst; a precise geometry balances essentiality, proportion, and enduring clarity.

Sity redefined the sofa typology introducing peninsula configurations, multiple depths and a chaise. Widely emulated, its 20+ elements enabled open-ended compositions; the project received the Compasso d’Oro award in 1987.

Adaptive reuse of a 19th-century palazzo in Amsterdam’s historic core into Esprit’s Benelux headquarters. Offices, showrooms, store, and café unfold within a new steel-clad framework that reveals its structure through the restored façade.

Urban regeneration of a full city block in Seregno, north of Milan: a 16,000-sqm mixed-use precinct with a central pedestrian plaza, gardens, and new routes.

Adaptive reuse of a former industrial complex in Milan into Esprit’s Italian HQ and showroom: courtyards become open-air rooms linked by ramps and bridges, as plastered facades, galvanized-steel ramps and concrete floors tie the ensemble together.

Italia, the first kitchen designed for Arclinea, brought professional standards into the home. Still in production, it set the logic of the collection through stainless-steel work units, tailored layouts, and a redefined workflow.

A modular storage system extending beyond the traditional wardrobe to include bookcases, display units, and modular wall-mounted compositions. Developed with B&B Italia’s R&D Centre, it introduced an innovative vertical sliding-door mechanism that replaced traditional hinged openings.

Conceived together for Kartell, Battista and Gastone reinterpret the domestic trolley through a shared folding mechanism. Painted polyurethane tops and die-cast aluminium feet define compact, adaptable pieces that introduced a new mobility in furniture.

New-build factory for Vitra: an industrial hangar of 30-m spans with insulated aluminum panels and timber beams, a zinc canopy on V-shaped props, and abundant daylight via full-height windows and skylights.

Adaptive reuse of an early-20th-century industrial space within a Milanese courtyard into a gallery: the concrete vault and skylight are preserved, with exposed services, steel-framed glazing, pale wood flooring, and white walls defining a neutral setting for art.

An early office collection exploring modularity and flexibility. Composed of tables, drawers, storage units, and bookshelves, it introduced freely combinable elements built from aluminium frames and wooden surfaces, bridging rationalist clarity and adaptable workspace design.

Visavis reworks the cantilever chair for elastic comfort: an open seat seems to float, with seat and back structurally separate (tubular steel + polypropylene). A tuned joint allows flex; conceived for disassembly, repair, and reuse.

Storage system for Kartell that introduced the first use of frosted, semi-transparent PMMA, a material innovation inspired by etched glass. Established a new aesthetic for transparency later echoed beyond furniture design. Awarded the Compasso d’Oro (1994).

Office system for Vitra based on an open, modular structure. Designed for continuous reconfiguration, Ad Hoc allows components to be assembled, adapted, and reused over time, aligning workspace design with technological and organizational change.

Private villa on the southern slopes of the Bergamasco hills, overlooking the Seriana Valley. A composition of distinct volumes — a central tower-like living core and lower wings for private areas — evokes a small hill town. Local pink stone anchors the architecture to the landscape.

Private residence in the Province of Como: interior and exterior merge through a sequence of rooms and patios; free-standing walls and layered façades with recessed frames and sliding shutters shape a neutral setting for art.

A spotlight system designed for exhibition and retail environments requiring flexibility and precision. Inspired by a camera lens, its adjustable mechanism controls beam width and direction, combining aluminium and plastic components for thermal and tactile performance.

A collection of domestic furniture defined by essential forms and noble materials. Conceived as a complete system for the home, it translates Maxalto’s cabinetmaking tradition into a coherent vocabulary that bridges craftsmanship and contemporary interior culture.

A light, modular system defined by a single seat cushion, raised base, and L-shaped die-cast aluminium legs. Combining elegance and versatility, it reinterprets the typology introduced with Sity into a timeless modern classic.

Corporate headquarters for fabric manufacturer Eurojersey: existing office and industrial buildings unified under a continuous curved metal roof. Renovations and extensions redefine façades and connections, combining brick, stone, and metal in a coherent architectural language.

A.B.C. reinterprets 1930s Rationalist design through a continuous tubular-steel frame and low seat. Upholstered in leather or fabric, it integrates a patented reclining mechanism that adjusts the backrest, combining clarity with measured comfort.

Suspension lamp with direct light composed of a transparent tempered-glass sheet carrying six or eight white pressed-glass diffusers. Suspended on steel cables, it reveals its technical core—a lightweight, transparent surface joining technology and design.

A stainless-steel cutlery collection that unites Finnish manufacturing precision with Italian design sensibility. Cast and welded components express balanced proportions and tactile weight.

Modular seating system exploring informal comfort and open spatial layouts. Cushions rest on woven canvas webbing stretched across a tubular metal frame, extending the typological research begun with Sity toward a more adaptive, relaxed domestic landscape.

Interior renovation for a ground-floor space in a 19th-century building on Via Brera: a calm, neutral setting where white walls, resin flooring, and custom lighting create a flexible environment for fashion and contemporary art.

New headquarters for the practice in central Milan, built as an infill between existing buildings. Five levels above ground and three below host open-plan workspaces, meeting rooms and laboratories, connected by a stone stair and a glass lift around a central light well.

Industrial facility for Italian fashion company Aspesi: a 10,000-sqm complex combining production, storage, and design offices. A brick base recalls Lombard farmstead architecture, while concrete panels with ribbon windows open workspaces to the surrounding forest.

A handle collection in stainless steel AISI 316 L defined by precise proportions and refined knurling. Born from the reinterpretation of classic forms, it combines tactile control, mechanical clarity, and the expressive restraint of industrial craftsmanship.

A storage system structured around slender 20×20 mm aluminium profiles with vertically sliding doors. The design replaces traditional wooden panel construction, defining a lightweight framework adaptable to multiple domestic configurations.

A family of linear aluminium fixtures designed to integrate with architecture rather than decorate it. Offering indirect light through advanced reflector–diffuser control, the system complements structural scale, turning light into a built element of space.

A family of kitchen tools in brushed stainless steel developed for Iittala. Designed as precise extensions of the hand, they balance industrial technique and ergonomic clarity, translating manufacturing research into everyday use.

Developed as an extension of the Ad Hoc system for Vitra, Ad Wall introduced a vertical partition element that redefined the relationship between desk and space. Conceived for open-plan offices, it allowed workstations to evolve from individual use to shared, meeting-oriented configurations.

A modular seating system that redefined the domestic landscape through comfort and proportion. Low to the ground, with generous cushions and optional thick leather elements that serve as armrests or bookshelves, it introduced a new idea of spatial flexibility and informal living.

Headquarters on the Elbe organised as a two-story podium with restaurant and auditorium, topped by three cantilevered office levels. The transparent ground floor opens to terraces, creating a fluid connection between interior and riverfront and supporting a shared, campus-like working environment.

Research and development centre for B&B Italia in Novedrate: a three-level addition completing Tobia Scarpa’s 1970s campus. The basement houses polyurethane presses; upper floors contain prototype labs, offices, and showroom linked to a double-height photo studio.

Convivium redefines the kitchen as a shared, relational space. The island merges preparation and dining, while a dedicated Closet encloses technical functions. The result turns the kitchen into the heart of domestic life — open, connected, and continuous.

The first collection for Axor translates the logic of water mixing into a visible, geometric form. Squared brass bodies and polished surfaces express manufacturing precision, while the joystick control defines a tactile, intuitive interaction with water.

Developed through research into thermoformed thick leather, the chair explores how structural form can generate comfort. The heat-shaped shell and metal bases reflect a technical approach to craft, balancing precision, proportion, and material continuity.

A desk lamp that exposes its engineering logic through visible joints, springs, and clamps. Made of aluminium, it combines structural precision with domestic usability. The double-layer diffuser remains cool to the touch, ensuring controlled, adjustable light.

Conversion of a historic palazzo with a secluded garden in Milan into the first Bulgari Hotel: adaptive reuse with restrained contemporary interiors, restored courtyards, and discreet urban insertion.

Private villa in Sardinia: a two-level composition of white-plastered and stone volumes with a granite base; shaded patios under pergolas open toward the garden, merging the architecture with vineyards, olive groves, and the coastal landscape.

Set on a vineyard hillside above Sondrio (Valtellina) in northern Italy, the house emerges from a stone base sunk into the slope, while a transparent top floor -living and kitchen-opens south to garden and pool.

A modular bookcase system composed of enamelled metal units joined by invisible connectors. The design eliminates the container to emphasise its contents, creating open compositions of solids and voids that balance precision with material warmth.

Company day nursery within the GlaxoSmithKline campus in Verona. The timber building surrounds a central garden, defining a protected and domestic space within an industrial context. Prefabricated components, natural light and material continuity express unity and measured simplicity.

Single-family house organised around a central courtyard, with glazed corridors ensuring continuous visual links. Living spaces occupy the ground floor, bedrooms the upper level. Insulated double-layer concrete walls and large coloured sliding screens define the façade.

A tableware collection uniting functional precision with visual clarity. Each form is shaped by the gesture of use - narrowing where the hand grips, widening to receive food -translating everyday movement into a coherent, essential design language.

Organised as a protected cliffside village, the resort clearly separates private domains from public areas facing the ocean. Architecture, interiors and landscape adopt local building techniques and a unified bangkiray palette, echoing the principles of Balinese courtyards and gardens.

A line of kitchen mixers designed around clarity, precision, and versatility. Combining defined geometries with ergonomic operation, the collection includes high-arc and semi-professional models with dual-spray functions and 360° swivel spouts.

A multifunctional fitness system designed as an interior object rather than gym equipment. Compact and refined, it enables over two hundred exercises in one square meter. Combining design and full-gravity technology, it redefines wellness as part of living space.

Series of electrical and video entry systems. The NEA line introduces a unified design language in technopolymer and metal finishes. FOLIO, recessed, aligns with its modular geometry, while SIGNO, wall-mounted and extremely compact, extends the system through flat surfaces and rounded profiles.

New-build Headquarters for Ermenegildo Zegna Group in the Tortona district of Milan, reinterpreting the saw-tooth industrial type as a compact, inward-facing workplace organized around a central courtyard-theatre and a glazed atrium on Via Savona.

Lignum et Lapis explores the kitchen as an architectural space. Stone monoliths and slatted wooden fronts define a system where material, function, and precision coincide —an evolution of the idea of the kitchen as both workspace and social place.

Outdoor lighting system designed to minimise visual impact in natural settings. Shaped from a single curved tube recalling plant growth, the collection integrates with gardens and landscapes, treating light as a spatial and structural element.

An office chair system developed for Vitra that rethinks the connection between seat, back, and arms as a single flexible frame. The design introduces a unified movement mechanism and differentiated support zones, anticipating future standards in ergonomic seating.

Kelvin LED replaced the halogen source of the earlier model with high-efficiency LEDs housed in a slim, square aluminium head. The double pantograph arm ensures smooth movement, while the touch sensor control and refined proportions reflect digital-era precision.

Built in just 72 days after the 2009 earthquake, the complex includes a 224-seat church, a small cloister, eight residential units and a dining hall. Conceived as an architecture of service and dignity, it draws on local tradition to restore coherence and identity to a damaged urban context.

In Hamburg’s HafenCity, two distinct volumes combine residential and office functions above a shared glazed ground floor. A sandstone-clad tower loggias faces the park, while the clinker-clad office block anchors the street edge; their differing characters are unified by bronze-toned window frames.

Recumbent exercise bike developed with Technogym as part of the Personal line. The die-cast aluminium frame and Vitra-designed ergonomic seat translate professional biomechanics and material precision into a form conceived for domestic interiors.

Treadmill developed with Technogym as part of the Personal line. The repositioned motor and compact geometry redefine its spatial balance, while high-pressure die-cast aluminium components introduce a new industrial and material language for fitness equipment within domestic space.

Office seating system conceived as an open platform rather than a single model. Based on a central mechanical core connecting interchangeable components, it allows multiple configurations combining ergonomics, materials, and aesthetics. The modular logic also extends the product’s lifespan through replaceable parts.

In Knightsbridge, the Bulgari Hotel London brings together a precise Portland stone and bronze façade with interiors rooted in London’s craft traditions. Six basement levels and ten upper floors define a compact yet generous structure, where spatial clarity and meticulous detailing shape all public areas, rooms and suites.

Folding armchair inspired by a 19th-century model. The die-cast aluminium frame, formed from a single oval section that folds back on itself, combines lightness and precision, supporting leather or fabric slings in various finishes and two backrest heights.

Collection of sofas and armchairs built around a structural polyurethane shell paired with soft, down-filled cushions. The contrast between the rigid frame and upholstered volumes defines a family of enveloping, tailored pieces suited to both residential and hospitality environments.

Collection of upholstered furniture, tables, and consoles developed around a study of materials and construction. Combining wood, leather, and metal alloys, the series reflects a focus on the intrinsic quality of materials and the clarity of their assembly.

Lounge chair and ottoman system developed with Vitra as an evolution of the reclining armchair. The project translates office seating research into a domestic context, combining mechanical precision with controlled comfort.

Corporate campus in Cesena for Technogym: a 15-hectare Village with a 300-m production hall, a four-storey office/R&D block, and an elliptical timber-and-glass Wellness Center set in a landscape park along the A14 motorway.

A sequence of tall, narrow wooden volumes adapts the hotel to the Alpine terrain, with loggias and generous glazing framing views and bringing light deep inside. Natural materials and a high-performance envelope support effective passive environmental control in a mountain climate.

Elliptical trainer in die-cast aluminium, part of the Personal line for Technogym. Reconceived from an existing machine, it introduces a new motion mechanism and a compact body with integrated display.

Outdoor furniture collection defined by its precise aluminium structure and integration of all components. The design pursues durability and formal lightness through the use of cast and extruded aluminium and technical fabrics, establishing a new standard for outdoor systems.

Bathroom collection developed to clarify everyday use through design. Flat outer planes meet curved interior profiles in a balance of precision and tactility. The project translates technology into intuitive interaction, making the relationship between user and function immediate and legible.

The renovation restores Palazzo Turati’s 19th-century character while reorganizing its spaces and upgrading the building to contemporary technical standards. Designed to host the Chamber of Commerce offices, the project carefully reinterprets the historic interiors and the central courtyard, reaffirming the civic role of the building.

Developed as one of the key access works for Expo 2015, the 4-km system of bridges, viaducts and tunnels is defined by five continuous steel arches with distinct structural configurations yet a coherent architectural language. The sequence acts as a territorial threshold, linking Milan to its wider metropolitan and infrastructural landscape.

Premium lounges and check-in for Qatar Airways at Hamad International Airport, Doha: 50,000 sqm of First, Business, VIP and member areas organized as a clear, human-scale sequence within the passenger terminal.

Occupying four restored historic buildings, the hotel reinterprets the Mandarin Oriental identity through a Milanese lens. Courtyards, passages and calibrated proportions define a discreet spatial sequence, while interiors balance local references and contemporary craft to create an atmosphere of measured sophistication.

Adjustable bench for strength and toning exercises, developed as part of the Personal line. Defined by a compact frame in high-pressure die-cast aluminium, the design translates the logic of professional gym machinery into a compact, essential form for domestic use.

Strength-training rack from the Personal line. The design reinterprets gym equipment through proportion, structure, and material clarity. Vertical aluminium columns and a compact steel frame give architectural order to a technical device, aligning performance and form within a domestic setting.

A multitenant office building in Munich’s Arnulfpark, organized around two courtyards and a glazed atrium that anchors shared amenities on the ground floor. Gold-bronze anodized frames and a restrained interior palette define its character.

A masterplanned waterfront resort on a man-made island in Dubai, where hotel, residences and marina share a coherent architectural language. Natural materials, filtered light and Mediterranean landscape references connect buildings and open spaces to their marine surroundings.

Set within a riverside cultural district, the Bulgari Hotel Beijing is conceived as an urban retreat where architecture, landscape and art form a unified sequence. A disciplined façade of limestone and bronze frames the city, while interiors pair crafted materials with measured contrasts to create a calm, refined atmosphere.

Outdoor collection defined by slender aluminium structures and woven polypropylene surfaces. The project investigates the relationship between lightness, durability, and comfort, uniting technological precision and craft sensibility in pieces adaptable to both domestic and public settings.

Collection of chairs and stools reinterpreting mid-century and Ming influences through five-axis wooden structures. Thick leather and woven seats emphasize material continuity and craftsmanship, translating historical archetypes into a contemporary design language.

Chair collection built around a die-cast aluminium frame with an upholstered shell. The project introduces industrial casting techniques into the Maxalto world, merging precision manufacturing with the tactile richness of leather and the sculptural depth of twentieth-century references.

Cookware collection developed with TVS, combining aluminium, copper, stainless steel, and cast iron according to function. Each material is selected for its thermal and mechanical qualities, translating culinary precision and domestic ritual into an integrated design system.

Sofa system combining large modular elements with a die-cast aluminium base. It approaches domestic seating as an open, configurable platform, integrating options for relaxation and work within a single, adaptable structure.

A 160-metre residential tower defined by three slender structural blades finished in local stone. A diamond pattern connects façade and interiors, while daylight, views and a calibrated sequence of shared spaces shape a vertical living environment closely tied to its context.

Set along Suhe Creek, Bulgari Hotel Shanghai combines a contemporary tower with the restored 1916 Chamber of Commerce. The dialogue between tradition and modernity, landscape and architecture, defines the hotel as both cultural reference and contemporary retreat.

Modular seating system defined by a slim metal frame and bolster cushions reinterpreting classical forms. The collection’s open configuration allows both linear and corner compositions, balancing structural precision and informal comfort.

Outdoor modular seating system based on a die-cast aluminium frame with flexible fiberglass slats. Interchangeable back and arm elements, in woven fibre or with bolster cushions, define compositions of different scale and use, combining structural clarity with visual softness.

Handle designed to be timeless and non-protagonist, its sense of solidity and classic proportion derives from minimal shifts in thickness and the way light moves across its surfaces.

Exercise bike from the Personal line, combining ergonomic precision with material refinement to make fitness equipment part of everyday living spaces. Advanced biomechanical research ensures natural pedalling dynamics within a compact, high-end form.

Lounge chair that pairs a concealed synchronized mechanism with generous cushioning, allowing deep, continuous recline. An embossed split-leather shell contains the upholstered elements, while the die-cast aluminium base supports smooth swivel movement.

In Taichung’s 7th District, La Bella Vita is a 128-metre residential tower that establishes a strong civic presence. Retail at ground level and landscaped areas connect the building to Charlotte Park, while 168 apartments define a vertical neighborhood shaped by light, views and urban continuity.

Facing Collins Avenue and the Atlantic, Arte is a residential building shaped by the site’s east–west orientation. Eleven storeys of extruded travertine terraces frame sixteen residences, where generous outdoor spaces and continuous ocean and city views define the building’s character.

Armchair with a solid wood structure assembled using traditional joinery. The hand-woven paper cord seat and back highlight the craftsmanship at the core of the project. The S.H. version features thick-leather seat and backrest with refined top-stitching.

Sofa system built around a polished aluminium exoskeleton supporting a soft shell and cushions with recycled-content fillings. Eight modular elements allow linear or corner configurations, merging comfort with contemporary research into material circularity.

Collection built around oak structures with seats and backs in woven cotton cord, offered also with wooden backrests. Chairs, sofas, benches, a chaise longue and tables explore a contemporary reading of classical references, using natural materials and calibrated proportions across the range.

Located between Central Park and Times Square, the plaza at 1221 Avenue of the Americas redefines a key passage within Rockefeller Center. A broad amphitheatre-like staircase links street level and the concourse below, improving access, visibility, and the quality of public space in one of Midtown’s busiest areas.

Located on the upper levels of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, the Bulgari Hotel Tokyo develops an interior language shaped by Italian spatial continuity and Japanese compositional clarity. Axial sequences, warm materials and calibrated thresholds frame the skyline, merging two cultural sensibilities into a single atmosphere.

Set in Piazza Augusto Imperatore, the Bulgari Hotel Roma adapts a 1930s institutional building facing the Mausoleum of Augustus. The project reinterprets its rationalist architecture through a contemporary material language, balancing preservation and renewal within Rome’s dense historical fabric.

Task chair developed around a compact mechanical unit and a reduced backrest, combining immediate adaptability with a lightweight presence. Designed for use across home and office settings, it employs recycled materials integrating sustainability into the system’s logic.

Collection conceived as a family of indoor–outdoor pieces built around a tubular aluminium structure and interchangeable woven “buckets” in wicker or rattan. Variants named after the Aeolian Islands underscore the system’s modularity, material focus and environmental intent.

Exhibition presenting ACPV’s work through the photographic gaze of Carlo Valsecchi, hosted in the historic interiors of Palazzo Morando. A unified pale-grey treatment neutralises the decorative context, creating a contemporary setting that sharpens the spatial reading of the images.

Boutique for Rolex inserted in the historic fabric of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Spread across three levels, the project introduces a calibrated sequence of spaces defined by walnut, bronze and terrazzo, in dialogue with Milan’s interior tradition and the arcade’s architectural identity.

Collection of chairs in hand-finished solid wood with metal joints and thick-leather seat and back. The project revisits a lineage of lightweight field chairs through precise joinery and a dialogue between turned timber, engineered hinges and crafted leather surfaces.

An extension of the historic Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz, the Serlas Wing interprets Engadin building traditions through a stone-clad volume with deep bronze-framed openings and a cantilevered timber roof. New stairs and pedestrian links reconnect the hotel with the surrounding urban fabric.

Mixed-use building reoccupying a long-vacant plot opposite the Colonne di San Lorenzo in Milan. Its stepped volumes and Ceppo di Gré base align with the historic urban frontage, restoring continuity along Porta Ticinese and redefining the public space facing the basilica.

Height-adjustable workstation system based on a mechanical kinematic developed with UniFor. The central mechanism redefines the structural layout by decoupling support legs from the worktop modules. The result is a typological shift in desk systems, integrating movement, structure and cable management into a single coordinated assembly.

A new headquarters for A2A combines a 144-metre tower with reused industrial structures to form an open corporate campus in Porta Romana. The glass volume tilts toward the city, marked by a double-height lobby, a mid-level Sky Garden and a Belvedere above, anchoring the district’s urban regeneration.

Two office towers of 64 and 98 metres form a new urban threshold along Via Melchiorre Gioia, mediating between the vertical skyline of Porta Nuova and the lower-rise neighbourhoods to the north. A lattice façade unifies the ensemble, integrating photovoltaic modules to support its energy performance.

A 280-metre mixed-use tower in Taipei’s Xinyi district, The Sky Taipei combines a porous civic podium with two vertically stacked hotels. Its curved, pleated façade in soft green tones echoes bamboo forms, giving the tower a distinctive presence on the city’s skyline.

Urban regeneration masterplan in Milan’s southern quadrant, Symbiosis turns a former industrial site into a mixed-use district structured around a linear green spine. Public space, workplaces and services are tied together by plazas, gardens and slow-mobility routes.

The comprehensive renovation of Enel’s Rome headquarters reorganises 80,000 sqm into a contemporary work environment structured like an internal city, combining flexible office spaces with gardens, shared amenities and informal places for daily use.

A 39-storey residential tower in Taichung’s 7th District, Lian Palace introduces a new vertical presence beside Charlotte Park and the Opera House. Alternating landscaped balconies define its rhythm and extend living spaces outdoors, giving the volume a softer, greener character.

A 170-metre office tower articulated in four staggered volumes anchors a new urban block in Taichung’s 7th District. A smaller retail and commercial building, shaped to allow outdoor circulation and a rooftop garden, frames a public square that links workspaces with open, walkable areas.

Two 197-metre residential towers form asymmetrical volumes set around a stone-clad podium that anchors the complex to the hillside. A continuous glass-and-bronze façade integrates openings and balconies, adapting the building envelope to climate, views and urban orientation.