Claudio Larcher Design Studio

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Belt furniture by Claudio Larcher Design Studio _ Designers - cover

Country

Italy

Field

Accessories
Branding
Lighting

Space

Office

Material

Marble
Metal
Plastic
Textile
Wood

contacts

Originally from Milan, Claudio Larcher obtained his degree in architecture from Politecnico di Milano. He subsequently relocated to Barcelona and Madrid, where he collaborated with various Spanish architectural firms. Upon returning to Italy, he established Modoloco Design Workshop, an experimental project conceived as an open space for work and research, harmonizing diverse perspectives and methodologies in design and architectural exploration.

The guiding principle of his approach can be encapsulated in one word: creativity. It serves as the driving force behind all of his endeavors, instilling in him a perpetual need to envision and bring forth new projects each day.

Since 2010, this creative spirit has extended to the realm of social utility, where architecture and design can be harnessed to serve communities, even on an international scale. His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions across Italy, Japan, Spain, France, England, and Sweden. In 2017, 2018, and 2019, he assumed the role of “Ambasciatore del Design italiano” for Swisse, Albany, and Uruguay.

Claudio Larcher currently holds the position of Director of the design bachelor and master degree programs at NABA in Milan, and he has also lectured at universities in Italy and abroad.

Throughout his career, he has collaborated with a range of notable companies, including Danese Milano, Prandina, Slalom Acoustic, RF Yamakawa, Sphaus, Dinos, Celda, Muranodue, International view, Clique Editions, and Frisoli.

Projects

DIN - A digital clock that leverages the inherent transparency of its material, which happens to be marble. The timepiece is supported by a joint that incorporates a tray for placing objects. It boasts straightforward and uniform shapes that seamlessly come together to form a distinctive and harmonious object.

GRANITE COLLECTION - The concept originated from a commitment to repurpose surplus material generated during the granite production process. From this sustainability-driven vision, two creations emerged: Hole and Puzzle—mirrors characterized by their contemporary, sleek geometries. These designs establish a compelling connection between the weightlessness of reflective surfaces (mirrors) and the enduring nature of granite.

CIRCUIT COLLECTION - This collection unveils rather than conceals, laying bare the electronic components that enable everyday objects to fulfill their purpose. Crafted from rosewood marble, these objects create a striking juxtaposition with the diverse colors of the electronic elements.