Our designers

His design scope ranges from the urban to the industrial product scale, dividing between architecture and design.

Designer, art director, lecturer, publisher, entrepreneur, Giorgio Biscaro is recognised as one of the most eclectic personalities on the Italian design scene.

After a two-year experience as a technical designer, Enio Catalano completed his education in Florence, where he graduated in 2013.

The glass does not allow itself to be contained, it protrudes, it stretches and moves away from the metal cage; it moves in space and approaches where it feels protected. The material seeks its course, its evolution, its form. Contact and distance are the physical, spontaneous laws of these luminous forms; metal that constrains and glass that extends... signs of memory and history...

The frame of a moment, a fixed movement, the circles of the metal cage slip, fall and the blown glass holds them up in mid-air. An apparently random texture is the result of a precise geometry. A shape that leaves room for the imagination as when clouds always suggest new visions.

The metal filaments do not govern the shape of the glass here, they deviate by becoming large lampshades that influence the projection of the shadow in space.

Born in 1966, the creator of Siru has designed the historical collections produced by the company over the years.

The youngest of the group was inspired by the designer's first need: the pencil. The design confirms Siru's typical workmanship and for the first time uses two blown parts with different textures and colours.

Born in Padua, Valeria Milian graduated in Industrial Design from the IUAV in Venice in 2015.

Auriga was born from the design of an inverted goblet, combining the traditional technique of caged glass with the sinuous, curved shapes of a classic wine glass.

Michele Romani and Mauro Saccani were both born in 1970 in the province of Milan. After obtaining a Diploma in Industrial Design at the State Institute of Art in Monza, they graduated in Architecture at the Milan Polytechnic in 1998.

With a degree in industrial design from Milan Polytechnic, Francesca Smiraglia specialises in lighting design.

Founded in 2011 by Elena Albricci, architect, and Claudio Fiumicelli, designer, both from Milan Polytechnic.

A passionate traveller, Gian Paolo Venier is constantly searching for distant sensations and atmospheres with which to contaminate his design language.