Filippo Carandini

Filippo Carandini is a designer based in Milan, Italy, whose work is defined by essential forms and a personal chromatic rhythm, evolving through a continuous conversation between intuition and expression. Colour plays a structural role, defining the atmosphere of each piece as much as its material presence.

His Florentine origins emerge as a subtle nostalgia for a past opulence, expressed through colour and materials and the memory of a human craftsmanship marked by warm imperfections. In recent years he has focused on the handmade dimension of production: the New Pompeii collection has wooden structures hand-painted by the designer, the Keria lamps reinterpret Murano glass through hundreds of manually arranged rods, and the Muse collection is cast in solid bronze from clay models he sculpts himself.