Design Mazzega 1964
The luxury of customization, of the object, tailored just for me, of the uniqueness of the product. Mazzega 1946 realizes targeted projects, like the tailor making the suit on his client’s skin. Unique luminous objects in the world, are designed and implemented by placing the customer and his needs at the center of attention.
Before starting the design, we talk with the client, the architect, or the designer to fully understand their needs and ambitions. We take advantage of our experience and know-how to offer maximum results, always supporting the customer with the experience of the technical office, and providing rendering and 3D files for the projects. In this way, it is possible to preview the finished project, which will be later on assembled and tested entirely before leaving our company, sharing all the steps with the Customer.
In this field, all the experience gained over the years is made available to the client, creating objects that decorate and illuminate villas, but also fashion ateliers, restaurants, boutiques, conference rooms, and some of the most prestigious boutique hotels in the world.
Our task is to understand and realize the customer’s dream, giving light to the environments that are so important.
Our Designers
Antonio Ventimiglia
Born in Bologna in 1970, he graduated in Architecture at the Milan Polytechnic. From 2002 to 2012 he worked for Ferruccio Laviani’s Studio APFL and with Paola Navone as an industrial designer at Studio Otto. He opened his studio – Studio20miglia – in 2012. Since his work is inspired by the excellence of Italian design, his research looks to a new language that can combine luxury and elegance with innovative technologies. Since 2012 he has been the art director of Saporiti Italia: he deals with bespoke interior design projects for private penthouses, showcase apartments, showrooms and galleries throughout Asia and the Middle East. Most of these works are bespoke interior design projects within iconic buildings and skyscrapers designed by internationally renowned architects such as Toyo Ito, Jean Nouvel, OMA, Daniel Liebeskind for high profile clients such as Keppelland, CapitaLand, China Sanangol and Wing Tai Asia. Ventimiglia has been the art director of Mazzega1946 since 2014. Studio20miglia also deals with architectural projects for private clients in Italy, while it deals with product design and limited editions for renowned Italian companies such as Venini. In addition, his studio develops retail design projects for Rolex Italia and sales corners and visual concepts for Tod’s.
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Christope Pillet
Born in 1959, he graduated from the Academy of Decorative Arts in Nice in 1985 and a year later followed a specialization course at the Domus Academy in Milan. From 1986 to 1988 he worked with Martine Bedin in Milan and from 1988 to 1993 with Philippe Starck in Paris. Since May 1993 he has been working as an independent designer. His work ranges from furniture to product design, from interior design to architecture and exhibit design. He collaborates, among others, with Artelano, Cappellini, Ceccotti, JCDecaux, Driade, Moroso, Trussardi, Daum, Moët and Chandon, Ecart International, Lacoste, Lancome, L’Oréal, Shiseido, Whirlpool. Named “Creator of the Year” in 1995, he exhibited his works at the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris, the Museum of Decorative Arts in Lucerne and many other prestigious venues.
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Michele De Lucchi
Michele De Lucchi was born in 1951 in Ferrara and graduated in architecture in Florence. During the period of radical and experimental architecture, he was a leading figure in movements such as Cavart, Alchymia and Memphis. De Lucchi has designed furniture for the most famous Italian and European companies such as Artemide, Olivetti, Alias, Unifor, Hermès, Alessi. For Olivetti he was Director of Design from 1992 to 2002 and developed experimental projects for Compaq Computers, Philips, Siemens, and Vitra.
In 2000 he was appointed Officer of the Italian Republic by President Ciampi, for design and architecture services. In 2001 he was appointed professor at the Faculty of Design and Arts of the University of Venice. In 2006 he received an honorary doctorate from Kingston University for his contribution to “quality of life”. In 2008 he was appointed Full Professor at the Design Faculty of the Milan Polytechnic and a Member of the National Academy of San Luca in Rome.
Selections of its products are exhibited in the most important design museums in Europe, the United States and Japan.
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Carlo Nason
Carlo Nason comes from one of the oldest families of Murano glassmakers. He has always shown an attitude for innovation
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Giovanni Barbato
Giovanni Barbato was born in Padua in 1974. Graduated in architecture from the University of Venice, he perfected his style and hand by attending an Industrial Design course in Padua. The curriculum is enriched by the Abate Zanetti school of Murano, where the passion for glass is cultivated with the utmost attention. In the school, Giovanni Barbato comes into contact with the prestigious local glass factories, establishing partnerships and collaborations that see him signing artistic design projects from an early age in favor of numerous companies on the island of Murano. Thanks to the experience gained in the field, Giovanni Barbato becomes one of the leading designers in the lighting scene, as well as in the Italian one. The artistic hand of the designer Giovanni Barbato has peculiarities that distinguish it in the sector: the shapes are very simple and essential, clean and unique, designed to recreate the perfect movement in the overall geometry.
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Paolo Piva
Born in Adria on March 13, 1950. In 1968 he began his studies at the faculty of architecture of the University of Venice and engaged in research in the visual field. Take part in solo and group exhibitions. In 1970 he collaborated in the realization of the project for the “wig 74” competition on behalf of the city of Viena and in the competition on the monument to the resistance of the city of Modena. He attended the international university of art in Venice. In 1970 he deals with industrial design. He is invited to the Internazionalen Malerwochen in Retzhof – Graz (Austria). In 1973 he studied at the University of Architecture in Venice with prof. Scarpa and graduated with a thesis, coordinated by prof. Tafuri, on Vienna from 1918 to 1934. In 1975 he collaborated with the Institute of History and Architecture in Venice and with the Akademie für angewandten kunst in Vienna on the creation of a major exhibition on Vienna during the socialist period. This research resulted in 1980 in the exhibition requested by the municipality of Rome “Red Vienna”. With Tafuri he takes care of the book-catalog of the exhibition and the coordination of the installation. In 1980 on behalf of Kuwait he designed the Kuwait embassy in Qatar and some buildings in Italy. In 1981 he designed the outfitting of some clothing store chains. In 1983 he was invited to a series of conferences at the p.d.c. From Los Angeles and deals with the competition for ideas for the renovation of the “Lingotto Fiat” in Turin. In 1985 he planned the restructuring of the “c. Jourdan ”in Paris. In 1986 he planned the renovation of “Palazzo Remer” in Venice. In 1987 he was reported at the 13th Compasso d’Oro award. Since 1988 he has been an associate professor at the Akademie für angewandten Kunst in Vienna where he has been full professor since 1991.
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Sam Baron
Born in France in 1976, Sam Baron graduated in design in 1999 from the École des Beaux Arts de Saint Etienne. His work has been exhibited in numerous design events and fairs, including Maison et Objets and the Salon du Meuble in Paris, the Salone del Mobile in Milan, the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, New York, Tokyo Designers Block, Biennale de Saint Etienne, and the Frankfurt Design Fair.
It won the Design category award of the 2007 Grand Prix de la Création de La Ville de Paris, the 2009 Art de la Table award launched by Elle Decor France and the 2010 Créateur de l’Année 2010 promoted by Maison et Objets. Issue 79 of Colors magazine “Collector” (winter 2010/2011), directed by Sam in collaboration with the editorial staff of Colors, won the Silver Cube at the Art Directors Club 90th Annual Award (2011). Since 2006 he has been director of Fabrica’s design projects.
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Gasmi Chafik
The French architect, Chafik Gasmi, is also an industrial designer. He began his career in 1987 when he designed and furnished a house in Algiers and a hotel in Paris. Following the success of his furniture projects, he founded his own publishing house, UNIVERS INTÉRIEUR, in 1990.
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Oriano Favaretto
Born in Treviso in 1956, he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice followed by Maestro Vedova. He soon warms up to Murano glass, which creates new shapes that will allow him to boast numerous awards, including, in 1992, the Murano Award, Peggy Gugghenheim Collection, and in 1997, the first Prix of Excellence Award for the Marie Claire lamp. in Paris.
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Riccardo Giovanetti
Born in Milan (1967). He graduated in 1992 in Industrial Design at the Faculty of Architecture of the Milan Polytechnic. In the same city he opened his own studio, where he collaborated with important references of Italian design, including Cassina and Flou. His activity includes the design of set-ups for temporary exhibitions at the Milan Triennale, the Danish Design Center in Copenhagen, the Living Design Center in Tokyo and the Mus
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