Seletti - Cupolone Grey suspension lamp

One of the icons symbol of the eternal city becomes light: the hyperrealistic reproduction of Saint Peter pays homage to the art and beauty of our culture, in a mix of craftsmanship and technology signed AMeBE.

Studio AMeBE

Amebe is a Milanese artistic duo composed by Alessandra Mantovani (b. Brianza, 1983) and Eleonora Barbareschi (b. Tradate, 1984).They met while studying at the European Institute of Design in Milan  where they graduated at BA in Industrial Design.
In 2005 they moved to New York, where Barbareschi obtained an MFA in Design and Technology at the Parsons School of Design. The same year the two began their creative collaboration and in 2008 they returned to Milan to found their Design Studio.
Amoeba’s ironic and conceptual projects are inspired by the unique integration of their artistic background with the use of contemporary and cutting-edge technologies. The "strong" of the duo lies in their interdisciplinary approach, which gives AMeBE the opportunity to create with a unique blend of artistic craftsmanship and inventive industrial, digital and aesthetic.
Their name, as well as be the acronym of the initials of the founders (A+M & B+E), is inspired by the fascinating organism 'amoeba', characterized by continuous evolutions' changeable and perennially transforming'. The term Amoeba deriving from the ancient Greek and means change, transformation.

Seletti - A stunning place joining design and pop art

Seletti, a company history of vision and evolution. A story that began in 1964 by Romano Seletti, who from 1972 embarked on a series of commercial trips to the Far East, soon becoming a pioneer in the importation of household products - bamboo objects, enamel tableware and native Chinese products typical of the time. "Enthusiasm, passion, creativity and experimentation, over time the Seletti family has created a true brand that is recognised and established worldwide, a series of collections that have launched design classics," says Stefano Seletti. "I am also collaborating with people and personalities from outside the design world in the strict sense of the word: artists, visionaries, with whom I would like to cross some 'barriers'. My unusually non-academic training naturally leads me to be 'transversal', a journey into the idea of 'a new beauty'.