Archive for Category: Insights

Italian gardens stand alongside architecture, painting, and sculpture as one of the Renaissance’s most enduring legacies. These gardens are celebrated for their harmonious balance and refined elegance, embodying a cultural heritage and detailed aesthetic pursuit that sought to express itself through the orchestrated arrangement of nature.
As with all things, time has shaped the Italian Garden, which has adapted and changed, obscuring some of its original design. Yet, by understanding its beginnings and distinctive characteristics, we can still trace and appreciate the essence of its early splendor.

Italian design, celebrated for its influence on the culture of home furnishings and industrial products, has etched a place of pride in our modern history.
This success comes from the collaboration between creative ingenuity, enlightened local entrepreneurs and high quality projects, many of them recognised with the prestigious Compasso d’Oro, the oldest and most established award in the industry.
Our selection highlights 9 of the most beloved and widespread items from the extensive catalog of over 350 annual awardees – pieces of exceptional design that you might just find you own.

The Italian Renaissance style was not just made up of allusions and illusions; it was also built upon a specific set of terms – a language used by artists and patrons to describe procedures, methods, and effects.
This article aims to clarify some of the key terms that have shaped the art of the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

Giving a gift can be both delightful and challenging. If they deeply appreciate art, here are some suggestions that might be just right for you.