Founded in 1935, Maison Pierre Frey embodies French excellence in textile design. Specializing in upholstery fabrics, wallpapers, rugs, and furniture, it combines artisanal know-how with contemporary creativity. With an archive rich in historical inspirations and collaborations with designers and artists, it preserves and renews the legacy of French décor. In addition to its main brand, it encompasses the maisons Braquenié, Boussac, Fadini Borghi, and Le Manach, expanding its aesthetic universe. Still family-run today, Pierre Frey continues to innovate while maintaining a connection to tradition.

Since 2001, Gouache has been dedicated to wall art, collaborating with architects, interior designers, and property owners to create unique and ever-evolving spaces. Their work spans both public and private environments, crafted with passion and professionalism. Experimentation is at the heart of their approach, exploring different materials and techniques while integrating new technologies to enhance efficiency—without ever compromising the quality and charm of hand-painted walls.

Whether through colors or decorative elements, their signature style is the gouache touch.

Mamoli, founded in 1932, blends aesthetic research and technological innovation while maintaining a strong connection to Italian lifestyle. Under the direction of Luca Marin, the company focuses on innovation and the enhancement of Italian design, backed by Paini Rubinetterie, a European leader in the industry. Mamoli celebrates bathroom design with iconic collections divided into three lines: Maestri, Design, and Everyday. With over 90 years of experience, the company provides solutions for architects, designers, and end users, seamlessly integrating faucets into diverse settings. Innovation and attention to detail define its collections, where aesthetics and functionality come together to enhance everyday well-being.

CorpoLuce, founded by artisan Giammarco Capanna and designer Ambra Barbarossa, creates unique, bespoke lighting solutions that blend craftsmanship and artistic research.

At MDW25, the brand presents Shape of the Sea, a series of sculptural lampshades made from driftwood reclaimed from the sea. Each piece, inspired by goddesses like Artemis, Aphrodite, Demeter, and Hestia, embodies strength, grace, and transformation, telling stories through their unique forms and imperfections.

In the heart of Murano, 4Glass is a glassmaking workshop where tradition and innovation come together in artistic craftsmanship. Founded in 2016 by master glassmaker Michael Penna, it blends artisanal excellence with a contemporary design vision. From art pieces to refined chandeliers, each creation is the result of passion, research, and collaboration. Led by Michael and the commercial mind of Claudia, the 4Glass team works in perfect synergy to transform glass into unique works of art. Here, beauty takes shape through experience, fire, and the knowledge of generations.

Quintessenza Ceramiche, active since 2013, has made color its signature, evolving from neutral tones to bold, vibrant hues. Its chromatic research goes hand in hand with the exploration of shapes, textures, and surfaces, resulting in collections that balance and coordinate floors and walls seamlessly. Each project stems from a unique inspiration, brought to life through a creative process that engages designers and architects. Collaborations, such as the one with Tekla Evelina Severin, enrich the brand’s identity, preserving Quintessenza’s sophistication while adding a metaphysical and innovative touch.

Founded in 1990 by sisters Mariella and Laura Torri, Softhouse is an Italian company that combines passion, craftsmanship, and female entrepreneurship. With over 30 years of experience, it has become a benchmark in high-end interior design, offering tailor-made and turnkey solutions. Its uniqueness lies in a style that blends the classical and the contemporary, with meticulous attention to detail, high-quality materials, and bespoke design. Softhouse creates exclusive projects for global clients in the luxury, contract, and hospitality sectors, crafting elegant and timeless environments.

Turati Cucine approaches design with a visionary and bespoke mindset, creating kitchens that blend aesthetic research with tailor-made solutions. From bold volumes to refined finishes, each project emerges from the intersection of innovation and craftsmanship, with meticulous attention to detail. Rooted in the historic tradition of Brianza yet embracing the contemporary landscape, the company reimagines the kitchen as a space of expression, functionality, and character. With iconic projects such as Animalier Kitchen and Eclectic Blue for Casaornella, Turati Cucine redefines the concept of domestic luxury through immersive scenography and unexpected materials.