Mario Alessiani
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Mario Alessiani

Mario Alessiani, founder and creative director of the Italian namesake design studio, specializes in product, lighting, and furniture design. His clients include companies such as Umbra, Fabbian, and Axolight.

Mario also teaches at the University of Camerino, IED Rome and Sichuan Normal University in China. His work has been exhibited at prestigious events like the ADI Design Museum in Milan, Eindhoven Design Week, and Milan Design Week, earning him awards like the IF Design Award and Archiproducts Design Award.

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CIFF Shanghai 2026: Italian design meets China through taste, not just products

The Italian Lounge at CIFF Shanghai 2026 gathered 14 Italian brands, a multisensory space and a talk program, showing what happens when design, food and conversation share the…

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Marc Morro and the clarity of construction

From an unexpected background in advertising to a hands-on design practice, Marc Morro has developed a Design Theory rooted in synthesis, construction, and communication.

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John Tree and the discipline of reduction

From Sony to Jasper Morrison and into his independent studio, John Tree has developed a design theory built on production, proportion, and human-scale precision.  

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Lise Vester and designing for the mind

Looking at Lise Vester’s work it may seem like simple furniture and objects, but behind them there is a deeper reflection on how design can shape emotions, perception…

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Tom Chung and the construction of a personal design process

From self-initiated projects to concept-driven objects, this article explores how Tom Chung builds his design theory through making, context, and production.  

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Thomas Bentzen’s evolutionary design: the art of the industrial archetype

Why the Danish designer’s “silent” approach and his obsessive exploration of variations are setting a new standard for functional perfection in contemporary furniture.