A path made of encounters, recognitions, and discoveries. Fragments that tell the life of the studio beyond projects, through travels, exhibitions, and the relationships that have shaped our journey.

Moments

Poltrona Frau Museum with the students and the Times Lounge
Times Lounge, pencil sketch
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Scavolini stand, EuroCucina
Stilo kitchen, where everything starts with a line
At home, where our days begin
The studio, visible from home, in quiet continuity

Over time there are encounters that guide our path. People, places, circumstances that overlap with our days and find a place in the way we work. Like a stream touching the surfaces it meets, these episodes leave a new direction, an unexpected curve, a different way of looking.

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Paths appear when someone walks them first
TEDx Macerata, a brief extract
A glimpse inside our book Slow
The online presentation of Slow, moderated by Marco Sammicheli

Relationships follow a similar rhythm. Collaborations, conversations, shared days that grow slowly and naturally. Every exchange adds a shape, extends an edge, gently shifts the way forward. They are connections that do not interrupt but accompany, like a current moving without haste.

Presenting Slow at the Poltrona Frau Museum with curator Francesca Picchi
Valentina with Slow, surrounded by nature
The Roof Chair on the Magis Me Too cover
With Eugenio Perazza and Enrico Perin after lunch together
With our friends from Etaoin Shrdlu
With Gabriele Pezzini, a mentor along our path, and Corinne Poux-Bernard
Hoop Speaker for Lexon, key visual of “Design the Sound”, Tianjin Design Week
Hoop Speaker
A moment with Massimo Vignelli in New York
The orchids we brought him, photographed by Massimo
A note from Massimo: “This is only the beginning”
With Massimo Vignelli, Riccardo Viale and Franca Sozzani in New York
In front of our first studio in Tolentino
At work on our SaloneSatellite stand
On the rooftop of our Milan studio
Inside our studio in Milan

We gather these moments because they belong to the landscape that has taken shape around the studio. They are not milestones or outcomes, but traces that return in our work and ideas, changing over time. Just as a riverbed takes form through its own flow, our path is shaped by what we have encountered along the way.