Makers
Campofranco
Antonio and Giuseppe Bevilacqua grew up in Campofranco, a small town in the interior of Sicily, near the Valley of the Temples. They didn't come to ceramics through an apprenticeship....
Campofranco
Antonio and Giuseppe Bevilacqua grew up in Campofranco, a small town in the interior of Sicily, near the Valley of the Temples. They didn't come to ceramics through an apprenticeship....
Via del Sole
Cellerini has been making leather goods in Florence since the late 1950s - the same address, the same workbenches, the same craft. This is the other Florence. The one that...
Via del Sole
Cellerini has been making leather goods in Florence since the late 1950s - the same address, the same workbenches, the same craft. This is the other Florence. The one that...
The Table, Not the Chandelier
NasonMoretti has been blowing glass on Murano since 1923 - the only family-run furnace on the island to reach a hundred years intact. They chose the table over the chandelier,...
The Table, Not the Chandelier
NasonMoretti has been blowing glass on Murano since 1923 - the only family-run furnace on the island to reach a hundred years intact. They chose the table over the chandelier,...
Fewer Than Five
When Sébastien Nobile looked into how many professional glassblowers remained in the Paris region, the number he found was fewer than five.
Fewer Than Five
When Sébastien Nobile looked into how many professional glassblowers remained in the Paris region, the number he found was fewer than five.
Made, Not Generated
On artificial intelligence, human hands, and what it means to make something that remembers an afternoon.
Made, Not Generated
On artificial intelligence, human hands, and what it means to make something that remembers an afternoon.
Buying Less, Buying Better: Beautiful Things, H...
We live in an era of extraordinary abundance. Shops overflow, delivery vans idle outside our front doors, and yet so many of the objects we bring into our homes...
Buying Less, Buying Better: Beautiful Things, H...
We live in an era of extraordinary abundance. Shops overflow, delivery vans idle outside our front doors, and yet so many of the objects we bring into our homes...