After graduating from the Isituto Europeo di Design in Rome, in 2000 he opened his own practice in Viterbo and began working with international companies as a designer, art director and artist. Constantly searching for unique visual and sensory concepts, his work combines art and design. He is the recipient of various awards: A’Design Awards 2016, German Design Award 2017, Icon Awards 2018 and 2019, Index ADI 2019 (selected for the 2020 Compasso d’Oro), Archiproduct Design Awards 2019, Good Design Awards Chicago 2020 and the IF Design Award 2020.

Emilio Rossi is an architect and designer with a strong interest in research and industrial development. He works in Italy and abroad as a product designer. A freelance designer since 2006, he founded Emilio Rossi Design in 2014 after completing his PhD at the University of Chieti-Pescara. His de-signs are marked by a formal and semantic simplicity combined with the search for new stylistic codes that interpret tradition and technological innovation. He currently teaches Product Design in Great Britain.

Marco Devigili is a homo faber. He has been collaborating since 1992 with companies that deal with solid surfaces, he is very familiar with the characteristics and secrets and the limits of potential of these versatile materials. He started to learn to use the most suitable techniques and tricks to shape them, he works alongside designers in special projects, he studies design in Milan and starts to design for Planit, creating some of the best sellers of the company.

After his degree at the Faculty of Architecture of Florence, in 1990 he set up his own studio. Throughout the years he taught at the Faculty of Architecture of Florence and, in Milan, at the Polidesign and Polytechnic School of Design. Among the various awards received, in 2008 he was nominated Interior Designer of the Year at Los Angeles in 2010 and won the “Best of Year” category “Beauty, Spa and Fitness” in New York and the International Media Prize in Shenzhen. He deals with architecture, interior architecture, design, visual design and communication.

After having graduated in the field of ceramics in Padova in 1970 and in Faenza (Ravenna) in 1972, he graduated at the School of Fine Arts in Venice. He currently works in the field of bathrooms: tiles, bath tubs, shower boxes, washbasins, bathroom fixtures and taps. In the Nineties he focused on teaching, holding the chair of Industrial Design as a freelance teacher at the I.S.I.A. of Faenza.

The Emo Design studio was set up in 2008, founded by Carlo Ciciliot, specialized in marketing, and Lukasz Bertoli, a graduate in industrial design from the Milan Polytechnic and with plenty of positive experience in studies and research centres in Italy and Austria. Throughout the years he has collected many awards, including among others the Red Dot design Award, the IF Product Design Award and ADI Index and has completed several projects in various fields of design, with a preference for bathrooms, stoves, kitchen accessories and furnishing.

Qualified as a marble sculptor, she is a designer and interior decorator who has matured her skills through her work. Since 2003 she has collaborating with international companies as a designer, product manager and interior decorator and has developed specific skills in the field of bathrooms, lamps for hotels and private homes, stoves and fireplaces made from majolica. In 2009 she opened her own product design studio.

He opened his own architecture and industrial design studio in 1992 after he graduated at the University of Florence in 1989. He works on an international level, maintaining several contacts with the city in which he was born, Tel Aviv (Israel). Throughout the years he has worked in the fields of bathrooms, kitchens, crockery, lighting, collectibles and finishes.

He graduated in architecture at the Milan Polytechnic in 1975 and set up his own studio in Milan in 1978. Ever since then he has worked as an architect and also as a designer in the fields of furniture, office, lighting, bathroom, finishes and collectibles. Throughout the years he has also taught at the Milan Polytechnic, at the European Institute of design and at the Brera Academy.