The Max Mara Milan Showroom is crafted to streamline workflows with clear, adaptable spaces, enhanced by large sliding glass panels. Our timeless design and meticulous detail reflect the brand’s core values.

A bold, monochrome stand inspired by Italian gardens at Salone del Mobile 2025.

The stand designed for Quinti Sedute at Salone del Mobile in Milan features a bold use of a single material: MDF painted in BROWN, creating a unified, elegant space. As in the previous edition, the oversized logo forms a dramatic backdrop. Inspired by an Italian garden, the layout highlights two modular sofa lines—round and linear—within a curated path. Outdoor lamps by PLATEK enhance the open-air feel, while vibrant Quinti seats bloom against the monochrome setting.

Villa Corradi is an elegant residence with a timeless sensibility—striking a perfect balance between classical elegance and contemporary refinement.

The materials take center stage—clay walls and ceilings blend with the resin floor, creating a monochromatic “box” effect that enhances light and amplifies the perception of continuity. Focused lighting plays with the textures, revealing their depth and nuances. In the living area, the curved sofa preserves the axial view between two large windows, establishing a dialogue between interior and exterior, and allowing natural light to travel through and expand the space.

Within this neutral and refined shell, custom-made canaletto walnut furnishings enriched with marble details emerge with elegance, integrating naturally into the villa’s design language. The warmth of the wood envelops the space, creating an intimate and welcoming atmosphere.

The marbles in the bathrooms echo the tones and materiality of the clay, establishing a consistent and continuous dialogue across the different rooms. Natural materials, light, and furnishings interact fluidly, in an environment where the boundary between inside and outside seems to dissolve in perfect harmony.

Within the Spiga 26 hub, this 300 m2 space spans two floors, evolving the architectural narrative seen in Puerto Banus, Berlin, Sylt, Cortina, Capri, It harmonizes with the collections through marble, wood, steel, and clay, crafting a sophisticated boutique ambiance.

For the Executive Spa Hotel, we crafted an elegant 4-star superior experience in Fiorano Modenese, including Alto Restaurant, an exclusive rooftop bar with hillside views, a detailed spa, and a modern fitness center, creating a unique, authentic Italian journey. With 64 rooms, including 5 suites, each distinguished by its own color and finishes, the design reflects the 1950s through its shapes and materials, featuring pieces from renowned Italian design brands and local ceramics, ensuring a stay immersed in Italian elegance and heritage.

In a newly built design residence with contemporary architecture, this small apartment is conceived as a high-end hotel suite. Generous floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interiors with natural light, enhancing the sense of space.
Custom-made furnishings combine fine materials—noble woods, satin-finished marble, and polished metals—creating refined contrasts in texture and tone. Every detail is carefully considered to shape an exclusive, intimate, and unexpectedly sophisticated space.

The Max Mara pop-up stores in China stand out for their innovative design, resembling a soft, enveloping cocoon in the brand’s signature camel tones. Every detail is crafted to express Max Mara’s distinctive elegance. These stores are designed to be easily disassembled and reassembled in various locations, making them versatile and independent of their enclosing.