Journal

Italian handmade ceramics find new expression in the work of Daniela Moretti, an artist who transforms clay into vessels of memory and presence. Guided by the archetype of the Nest, her sculptural pieces explore fragility, strength, and transformation through techniques such as Kurinuki and Mishima. Each work, produced in small batches, is a silent companion in the home — timeless, collectible, and rooted in Italy’s enduring craft traditions.

Italian designer Cecilia Rinaldi, founder of Atelier Nuanda, is redefining contemporary craft through her innovative woven leather technique. Recognized by AD Italia as one of 2025’s 13 emerging design talents, she bridges heritage and experimentation in works that are both poetic and sustainable. Discover her journey, philosophy, and award-winning creations in our exclusive interview.

Italian artisan and textile designer Simone Falli invites us into his Tuscan studio to explore a slower way of making. From hand-built looms to natural dyeing, his philosophy blends sustainability, tradition, and timeless design. Discover how his work embodies the values of slow design UK and why each fibre tells a story.

In the coastal town of Vietri sul Mare, nestled along the dramatic cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, ceramics aren’t just craft—they’re heritage. Known as the historic heart of Southern Italy’s ceramic tradition, this town has produced generations of master artisans whose techniques date back to the 15th century. Vietri is a site where tiled facades, terracotta vessels, and vividly glazed forms speak the language of centuries-old artistry. Among this lineage stands  Elisabetta D’Ar

Discover Francesco Messina, an Italian independent designer blending Italian craftsmanship, lava stone, and alabaster in collectible furniture. Explore his story and sustainable design philosophy.