Born in Rome, architect and designer Stefano Pugliese has worked in Italy, Luxembourg and South America, where he took part in the previous edition of the Santiago Architecture Biennale. Back in Italy, he has joined the Design Week in Milan for the second year in a row, by presenting two projects, Made in Chitaly and Marchigüe vase collection, both characterized by a minimalist design, with the aim of renewing an interior without invading it.
Made in Chitaly furniture collection presents Italian and Chilean influences. Each piece has been produced in either one of these two countries. Clean-lined versatile tables and stools looking like brothers and sisters, made of multi-layered wood and raystone, an organic material obtained from sugar manufacturing scraps.

Marchigüe is a vase collection characterized by pure simple lines typical of Pugliese, as well as refined decorating shapes. Raw materials such as concrete are employed and turned into a minimal sophisticated flowerpot, available in both a circle or hexagon shape.
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INFO: stefanopugliese.virb.com

Photo Courtesy of Giulio Boem for Stefano Pugliese