Rina Menardi is an Italian family business founded in 1995 by artist Rina Menardi and her husband, Walter Milanese. But the story began much earlier: in 1980, Rina dedicated herself to exploring ceramics, adapting ancient clay-working techniques and continually experimenting with colour and form. Her forms balance reason and soul: reason calls for boundaries and lines, while the soul finds expression in softness and movement.

Rina Menardi works with stoneware fired at high temperatures. Each piece is handcrafted using hand-forming techniques, asymmetrical texturing, and a soft, velvety matte finish. More than 30 years of research into colour and the development of alternative techniques—always carried out by hand—have enabled the brand to create pieces with soft, organic forms, a natural palette, and expressive surface textures. Their defining features include flowing lines, matte and textured finishes, and an absence of unnecessary ornament.

Rina Menardi has received the prestigious EDIDA (ELLE Decoration International Design Awards) in the Fabrics category. The brand is a regular exhibitor at Paris Déco Off and Milan Design Week, and partnered with the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2025. The company is a member of Altagamma, the association representing Italy’s leading luxury brands.

Bosa is an Italian ceramics studio founded in 1976 by Italo Bosa in Borso del Grappa, in the Veneto region. The location was no coincidence: it brings together the rich ceramic tradition of Bassano, Venice’s cosmopolitan spirit, and Asolo’s pioneering approach to innovation. From the beginning, Italo Bosa placed traditional handcraft, a rich colour palette, and decoration with precious metals—gold, platinum, and copper—at the heart of the company.

Bosa describes itself as a “laboratory of ceramic excellence” that has redefined the codes of ceramics through a new emotional language. Its philosophy is rooted in constant experimentation with the possibilities of the material: transforming familiar forms and functions into new interpretations, uses, and fantastical worlds. The brand takes on “almost impossible” projects, creating pieces with complex shapes and in large dimensions. Every object is made entirely by hand using traditional ceramic techniques. Plaster moulds allow for meticulous control over each design, and once removed from the mould, every piece is hand-painted. Bosa decorates its creations with precious metals and exclusive enamels developed in-house.

Bosa works closely with emerging European designers who are exploring new creative languages—a collaboration that has helped establish the brand’s high-end positioning. Its partners include Jaime Hayon, creator of numerous “joyful universes”; Elena Salmistraro, Patricia Urquiola, Satyendra Pakhale, Nika Zupanc, Luca Nichetto, and Marc Sadler. Bosa also collaborates with companies such as Minotti, Moroso, B&B Italia, and Baccarat, and creates bespoke pieces for Ferrari, Escada, and De Beers.

Bosa is a regular exhibitor at Salone del Mobile in Milan and Maison&Objet in Paris. In 2026, the brand celebrates its 50th anniversary with an extensive programme during Milan Design Week. Highlights include FLORESTA FUTURISTICA, a multisensory installation by Matteo Cibic in the secret garden of Senato Hotel Milano, featuring monumental flowers and totemic plants; a limited edition of 50 numbered Cafuné objects; and special reissues of historic collections. Bosa’s work is held in prestigious museums around the world, and the company is present in more than 50 countries.

Fuoriluogo is a Milan-based design studio founded in 2006 by Cristiano Jacobino, a visual designer with more than 40 years of experience in decorative arts. The name means “out of place” and captures the brand’s philosophy: creating objects that go beyond the familiar, defy convention, and make a space speak in a new way.

Fuoriluogo describes itself as “a meeting point between craftsmanship and the avant-garde,” where tradition and innovation come together to create works of art that do more than decorate—they transform a space. The brand’s signature is hand-applied chrome plating. This historic technique, which emerged in the 1920s and regained popularity in the 1970s, is given new life by the studio’s artisans. The chrome is applied by hand, giving each piece its exceptional reflective quality.

Fuoriluogo is a regular exhibitor at Salone del Mobile in Milan. In 2022, the brand presented its collection at the leading design fair, reinforcing its position as a voice shaping today’s decorative landscape. Its pieces are featured in leading Italian and international showrooms, including Mohd, and are sought after by interior designers, architects, and decorators around the world.

GlammFire was founded in 2008 in the Portuguese town of Monção by Marcelo Alves Inácio. The name combines “Glamour” and “Fire”—luxury and fire. The brand sees the fireplace as the heart of the home. Its mission is to reinterpret this ancient symbol in a contemporary design language, creating distinctive, eco-conscious fireplaces that become the focal point of any interior.

Every piece is handcrafted at GlammFire’s factory, GlammFactory, in Monção. The brand does not mass-produce: its artisans combine traditional techniques with advanced technology, turning fine materials into works of art. The company is certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, while its bioethanol fireplaces meet DIN 4734 and NF D35-386 standards.

One of the brand’s key innovations is the Crea7ionEVOPlus automatic bioethanol system. The Contour model, with its circular burner, offers 15–25 hours of operation and an output of 2–4 kW. It is remote-controlled and rotates through 360°. Bioethanol is a renewable fuel that releases only carbon dioxide and water as it burns—an approach that reflects the growing demand for sustainable luxury.

GlammFire’s awards include the Flame d’Or Gold Award (2009), the Alto Minho Award for Innovation (2009), the New Energy Gold Flame (2010), and the Silver A’ Design Award (2017). In July 2026, GlammFire won the COTEC Portugal–Santander 3rd Innovation in Internationalisation Award in the Small Europe category, selected from 245 entries. The brand is a regular exhibitor at Salone del Mobile in Milan and Maison&Objet in Paris. In 2026, it announced its first luxury outdoor kitchen, to be presented at EuroCucina.