In love with Bloom? Here comes Bloom plate.

Versilia Tris is a new version of the Versilia collection of vases crafted through an elaborate inlay technique that brings together three different marbles: Emperador Dark, Bardiglio Nuvolato and Arabescato.

More than a vase, Versilia Tris is a work of design and Italian craftsmanship. Each piece is handmade through a precise process of cutting, joining and finishing, where three stones are brought together to create a single continuous form. The result is a unique object in which the natural beauty of marble meets the skill of our expert artisans.

The name Versilia is a tribute to the place where the vase was born. Known for its marble quarries, art ateliers, historic villas and elegant Riviera atmosphere, Versilia represents a refined idea of Italian living, deeply connected to landscape, material culture and craftsmanship.

Each piece is one of a kind, shaped by the natural variations of marble and by the care of Italian manufacture. Design Jacopo Simonetti, made in Italy.

From 10 to 14 September 2026, Editions Milano returns to Maison&Objet Paris, Hall 5A, Booth E50 F49.

A new chapter in our ongoing dialogue between design, material and craft, brought together through the work of Patricia Urquiola, Neri&Hu, Nendo, Vico Magistretti, Gio Ponti, Piet Boon, david/nicolas and Jacopo Simonetti.

We look forward to welcoming you to our booth!

Designed to hold wine or champagne at the ideal temperature, Cooler avoids dilution and excess, no ice required. Marble does the work: its density helps maintain freshness, keeping the bottle pleasantly chilled. 

Cooler C – crafted combining black Marquinia and white Arabescato marble – is one of the stars of Al Mercato Bistrot, the coolest bistrot in Porto Cervo, Costa Smeralda, Sardinia.

Discover the Cooler collection here.

Introducing Clubhouse Duetto: Italian marble, carved with the rhythm of a good match.

The Duetto collection is entirely hand-crafted in Italy. Each piece — vase, box, tray — is cut from two-tone black and white marbles into clean and architectural volumes.

It’s design in its most pure form: solid material and precise cutting. The kind of object that isn’t just placed on a shelf, but lived with as good design always should be.

After the match, before the tea. A worn leather bag left by the door, a wooden racket resting against the wall, the quiet stripes of the clubhouse floor still holding the afternoon light. Duetto moves into that same world. 

Designed by Jacopo Simonetti and hand-crafted in Italy from two-tone marble, each piece is cut into clean, architectural geometries — striped like the room it’s sitting in, solid like the objects that last a lifetime in one.

Vases, boxes, a tray. Design that isn’t just displayed, t’s used, touched and passed down.

The size of an object is not merely a question of dimensions. Changing scale means altering the way an object is perceived and the role it assumes within a space. In contemporary design, scale is often used as a tool to challenge established categories. An object can move beyond its immediate function and acquire a more ambiguous presence. In such cases, what matters is not so much the object’s use, but its ability to define a space and generate a particular perceptual experience.

Andrea Ghisoni’s Atlantico collection fits within this reflection. Through essential forms and monolithic volumes, the project investigates the expressive potential of stone, focusing on the tension between presence and subtraction. Marble, with its veining and natural variations, is not simply a material to be shaped, but an active component of the design itself. The introduction of the Atlantico bowl XL further expands this research. The increase in scale accentuates the object’s monumental dimension and makes the dialogue between geometric form and natural matter even more evident. The marble is not concealed; on the contrary, its presence becomes the focal point of the experience.

We are accustomed to thinking of marble as a cold material, associating it with the solidity of stone. Yet some marbles seem to escape this established image, drawing closer to entirely different material worlds. Tobacco Brown marble belongs to this category. Quarried in Ontario, Canada, it is distinguished by its rich brown background, crossed by light veining and subtle golden accents. Its surface recalls wood—not only through its colour, but also through the sense of depth created by the natural stratifications running through the stone.

While retaining the density and permanence of marble, Tobacco Brown evokes the organic qualities of wood and its ability to convey warmth and familiarity. The result is a material that appears to belong simultaneously to two distinct worlds. The new version of the Stone Tobacco Brown vase emerges from this very ambiguity. The project’s essential, sculptural form leaves room for the surface and its natural variations to take centre stage, turning colour into a defining element. Each piece becomes unique and unrepeatable, where veining, shades and golden highlights reveal the rich complexity of the marble.

Among all domestic spaces, the bathroom is perhaps the most intimate: a place dedicated to the everyday gestures and rituals of care that shape our daily lives. It is a transitional space, suspended between the outside world and the self, between the time devoted to others and the time reserved for oneself. In recent years, the bathroom has gradually moved beyond its purely functional role to become a space worthy of the same attention given to the other rooms of the home.

It is within this context that Fold bathroom takes shape. The collection brings Editions Milano’s design language into one of the most personal areas of the home through a series of objects conceived to accompany everyday rituals. Dispensers, containers, trays and baskets become tools through which materiality engages with the domestic experience. Crafted from Travertino Classico and Arabescato marble, the pieces celebrate the presence of natural stone, transforming everyday objects into discreet yet meaningful presences. Design does not intervene to alter the gesture, but rather to accompany it, adding care and significance to actions repeated day after day. With Fold bagno, Editions Milano extends its design research into a space where design meets the dimension of care.

Centerville is a capsule collection developed by Underwater Weaving and Jason Miller for Editions Milano for Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026. The project emerges from the meeting of different practices and sensibilities, combining Underwater Weaving’s handwoven straw craft with Jason Miller’s contemporary design approach. The result is a series of objects that bring together seemingly opposing materials: the solidity of marble and the lightness of straw. The compositions overturn traditional structural logics, placing weight on the outside and redefining the balance between the parts. It is a body of work built on a dialogue between opposites, finding in contrast its own form of equilibrium.

“Centerville is a personal experiment for us. Our work has been displayed together and sometimes even mashed-up together, but this is our first true collaboration. The work is a dialogue between our extremes. The heavy, grounded permanence of Jason’s marble designs and the weightless, open weave of the baskets. Together the compositions subvert the very nature of a vessel by placing the heavy elements on the outside, anchoring the woven structure rather than being held by it. In a way, the materials perfectly mirror how we operate as a couple—the meeting of masculine and feminine, balancing gravity with air to find a grounded center. Editions Milano is the perfect partner for this project and we are thrilled to be debuting this work in Milan, a city where we spent some of our earliest days together“. Erin and Jason.

At the heart of the presentation for Salone del Mobile.Milano is Archive, Editions Milano project dedicated to the re-edition of objects drawn from the history of twentieth-century Italian design. Following Magellano, the vase designed by Vico Magistretti, the journey continues with Teatro, the only basket Gio Ponti designed during the course of his career. A signed and numbered re-edition of the basket designed by Gio Ponti in the late 1940s. Teatro expresses one of the fundamental principles of Ponti’s design thinking: the centrality of perception. While a basket is traditionally conceived as a closed container, Teatro takes the form of an open, permeable structure, conceived to reveal rather than hide. Its form is immediately legible, turning the object into a kind of staging. As its name suggests, Teatro displays more than it contains, and in its essentiality makes visible the relationship between structure, function and form. The Teatro basket is crafted in brass with a palladium finish, in Italy, like the entire Editions Milano Collection.

“The structure of the basket is essential. Teatro is a protagonist,” says Salvatore Licitra, curator of the Gio Ponti Archives, speaking with Editions Milano. “Ponti believed that what is essential is destined to endure: when an object clearly expresses its concept, in its nakedness, it never ages.”

“Archive is not a category but an editorial language,” says Alberto Pellini, Creative Director of Editions Milano. “From time to time, we will publish an object from the Archive, bringing back projects that continue to resonate within the contemporary home. Editions Milano aims to act as a publisher of domestic design, guided by a clear cultural narrative”.

At Salone del Mobile.Milano (Hall 24, booth D39), Editions Milano presents new projects including the re-edition of an object designed by Gio Ponti, three new collections by Neri&Hu, a capsule collection developed with Underwater Weaving Studio and Jason Miller, as well as new works by Piet Boon, Andrea Ghisoni and Jacopo Simonetti, alongside the brand’s ongoing series designed by Patricia Urquiola and Nendo. The new 2026 Collection reflects Editions Milano’s ongoing research into design and materials, expanding the dialogue between marble and other materials while reaffirming the central role of collaboration with talented designers in the brand’s evolution.

Save the Date! 15-19 January. Join us at Hall 1, booth C68 D67.

Unveiling new works by Neri&Hu and Studio Piet Boon.

Introducing the authorized re-edition of the Magellano vase, design Vico Magistretti in 1971 and hand crafted in Italy. A perfect synthesis of Italian design.

We’re proud to present Magellano, a re-edition of the vase designed by Vico Magistretti in 1971. Simple and perfect in its spherical form, Magellano embodies Magistretti’s pursuit of simplicity and balance. Composed of two identical hemispheres that come together to form a single sphere, the vase reveals a handcrafted surface featuring a dense network of meridians and parallels, resembling a small, domestic globe.

Crafted from brass with a special palladium finish, Magellano is entirely produced in Italy by master artisans. The meticulous craftsmanship and brilliant finish of the coating ensure its durability and aesthetic purity, core values of Editions Milano’s approach, where innovation and tradition converge in a contemporary language. For Magistretti, simplicity was a goal, not a starting point: “Simplicity is the most difficult thing in the world.” The Magellano vase embodies this idea through its simultaneously rigorous and poetic construction. Its shape stems from a conceptual insight, consistent with another of the architect’s thoughts: “It’s always the conceptual detail that captures people’s attention.” Each vase bears on its base the engraved signature of Vico Magistretti, a mark of authenticity and a tribute to its original creator.

Vico Magistretti (1920–2006) was a leading figure in Italian design and architecture. Trained at the Politecnico di Milano, he has worked with companies that have shaped the history of design, and his works are exhibited in major museums worldwide. A free and curious spirit, Magistretti adored Japan and its culture. The Magellano vase embraces flowers in the tradition of ikebana, transforming the act of arranging them into a gesture of balance and contemplation.

With the re-edition of Magellano, we continue our journey of honouring the great masters of design, both contemporary and historical, reaffirming the importance of preserving and revitalizing a culture that speaks to material and aesthetics.

Eras is a new capsule collection designed by American designer Jason Miller and crafted in Italy from Bardiglio Nuvolato marble. 

This collection contemplates the passage of time and its effect on materials — a stone worn smooth by centuries of use, a surface shaped not only by design but also by life itself. Eras invites us to rethink our relationship with objects: design is meant to evolve, to bear the marks of our human era. Consisting of a sculptural bowl and a side table where polished marble blocks are combined with the warm integrity of cedar wood.

“It takes eras of decay, fire, cold, and pressure for marble to form. Yet we take it from the ground, make it into something and expect it to stay in that perfect new form forever. This collections contemplates what certain designs would look like after thousands of years of use – the human era of its existence. Like a stone bouncing down a riverbed for a thousand years. It is a celebration of use. After all design is meant to be used, not just looked at”. Jason Miller

The collection currently includes a side table and a bowl and is entirely made in Italy.

Fold is a tabletop collection that pushes the boundaries of craftsmanship, designed by young Italian designer Jacopo Simonetti.

Fold is crafted from superior quality Travertino Classico and showcases the artisan’s skill in shaping stone like a sheet of paper.

A delicate gesture that reveals an unparalleled lightness and harmony. 

The characteristic internal holes of Travertino are grouted to ensure every object’s optimal functionality.

Fold brings a sophisticated blend of history and modernity to any space.

Arch is a statuary collection of home objects that features a perfect balance between function and aesthetics.  

The sculptural nature of the forms allows the chosen materials to fully express their properties: Bardiglio Nuvolato marble for the large pieces and white Onyx for the tea lights that allows the light of the candles to shine beautifully. 

The collection includes a range of thoughtfully proportioned vases, bowls, vessels and a series of tea lights. Each design is sculptural yet functional, designed to anchor a space while subtly enhancing it.

Arch offers s more than just objects — it introduces a sensory experience of form, texture, and quiet luxury.

Atlantico is a new collection conceived by Italian designer Andrea Ghisoni, designed to revolutionize the role of an object in the space. Each vase and centerpiece is meticulously carved from a single block of marble, transforming raw stone into pure form. Through a process of subtraction, matter is partially removed to reveal essential, monolithic shapes—objects that blur the line between function and sculpture. The result is a series of one-of-a-kind pieces that command presence and redefine the role of everyday objects within a space. With their sculptural strength and timeless flair, these objects do more than decorate—they shape the environment around them.

Italian architect and designer Elisa Ossino designs a project that tastes of poetry: Vasi Contrapposti. The aim is to establish a dialogue between opposites, where each element complements and enhances the other, celebrating diversity and harmony. Both vases are crafted from locally sourced stones such as Pietra Serena and Travertino, carefully chosen for their inherent qualities and tactile appeal.  The craftsmanship honors the material, showcasing its unique qualities through contrasting finishes: smooth for the geometric vase, rough for the organic one.

Vasi Contrapposti is not just a pair of vases, but a journey into the contrast between order and spontaneity, humanity and nature. 

The first vase, Obelus, crafted from Pietra Serena, conveys a clean and rational aesthetic, while the second vase, Lapis,  made of a more vibrant and rough stone such as Travertino, evokes the vitality of nature.

True to our Milanese roots and driven by a relentless pursuit of innovation, we are honored to present the re-edition of Magellano, a vase that Vico Magistretti designed in 1971. This object is a testament to Magistretti’s passion for Japan, perfectly encapsulating his famous motto “Look at usual things with unusual eyes”. Magistretti believed that everything is already there, but hidden. He encouraged people to look at everyday things in a different way, studying them carefully because there is always something behind each one.  Just like the entire Editions Milano collection, Magellano is crafted in Italy.

Please join us at Salone del Mobile.Milano to discover Magellano and all our new projects.

Save the Date! 8-13 April. Hall 24, booth D39.

Save the date: January 16-21.

See you at Maison&Objet exhibition in Paris! Hall 7, Booth F102. On show our collection and new projects.

Discover Editions Milano Gift Shop, your destination for exquisite holiday gifting!

Discover our selection of hand crafted objects ranging from unique vases to hand made bowls, from ever lasting candle holders to party essentials such as cake stands and trays.

Our new collection and our most iconic objects are the protagonists of a new campaign that pays homage to the home, to sharing, to coziness and to the pleasure of good and beautiful things.  A pleasure expressed within the refined interiors of a Milanese house which forms the backdrop to our home decorative pieces.

Discover our giftware designed by the most talented international designers and entirely made in Italy with the highest quality marbles.

See you at Maison&Objet fair in Paris!

September 5-9. Hall 7, Booth A44. On show our collection and new works.

Sone Imperfect, launching September 5th.

Lost in Green is a tiny urban jungle where our collection is showcased in collaboration with the beautiful plants and flowers of renowned florist Potafiori. 14-21 April, 12pm-8pm. See you there!

See you at the Salone del Mobile fair in Milan.

April 16-21, Hall 11, Booth M14. On show our collection and new works.

Delving for the first time into the world of ceramic, we’re proud to present  Oxymoron, a collection of vases designed by Patricia Urquiola. Each vase is a one-of-a-kind piece in ceramic made by hand by skilled artisans who reproduce the smoothing action of water and wind on the rock, on the earth, on life. 

Urquiola’s goal for this project is to pay homage to nature and to its passage. The passing of time is witnessed by evocative traces  that are combined with a brightly enameled finish. Each vase – available in four colors, green, light blue, pink and light yellow – is handcrafted half of glazed ceramic while the other half features a texture crossed by gently carved cavities. It takes several steps and processes to get to the final result: a contemporary vase with a worn out by time flair. There is no identical vase to the other, just like any other natural expression of the earth. The challenging treatment behind this project forced Editions Milano’s artisans to push beyond the boundaries of typical ceramic manufacturing and to create and mix new craft techniques.

Oxymoron is now available for pre-order! Buy your favorite color from those available – pink, light blue, green and light yellow – to make sure you get it before others.

See you at Salone del Mobile Milano.

You’ll find us in Hall 11, stand M14.

On show collections by Patricia Urquiola, Bethan Gray, david/nicolas, Nendo and much more.

To book an appointment: salone@editionsmilano.com

If you are in Paris from January 18th to Jan 22nd, please come and visit us at the Maison&Objet Fair! On show our collections designed by Patricia Urquiola, Nendo, Bethan Gray, David/Nicolas and much more.

Among the most precious marbles in the world, Portoro features an unmistakable deep black background with golden, honey tone veins.

Portoro marble comes from the charming Golf of Poets in the Ligurian province of La Spezia in Italy, and today expresses all its splendor and uniqueness in this special edition.

Triangoli centerpiece Portoro is now available online only!

Photo: Simon171. Creative partner Simona Pavan.

Discover our Gift Edit for the upcoming holiday season: a selection of marble giftware, hand made in Italy by our skilled artisans with premium local raw materials.

Each gift in unique as the stone it comes from.

Head to our e-shop to discover our selection of gifts for you and for the ones you love. The Gift Edit 2023 comprises a selection of high-end decorative objects for the home, tableware and lighting entirely made in Italy and designed by internationally renowned and talented designers.

Photo by Simon171, Creative partner Simona Pavan.

We’re proud to share the journey with Molteni&C that since 1934 has distinguished itself by the search for quality, the pursuit of beauty and of the highest quality in every detail.

Our selection for Molteni&c comprises custom editions of our collection as well as our on-going home decorative objects.

Molteni&C – an excellence in Made in Italy design – chooses Editions Milano’s home accessories for the decoration of its flagship stores worldwide. 

Discover our collection of home decorative objects, designed by international talents and made by hand in Italy with the best stones.

Discover Versi, the marble tableware designed by Patricia Urquiola and made in Italy from the highest quality stones.

Discover Alice marble tableware. Hand made in Italy from Arabescato and Marquinia marbles. Design Bethan Gray.

Introducing Miss Marble Green, the latest addition to our collection of marble jars.

Miss Marble Green is hand carved from the sophisticated Verde Alpi marble quarried in Tuscany, known for its intense dark green color with a thin and extraordinarily disordered black and white veining. Miss Marble Green boasts a black chromed latch that provides further contemporaneity and it’s beautiful to use and to behold.

The iconic Triangoli collection of vases and centerpieces shows itself in a new version: carved from the purest white Onyx, a known cloudy-textured stone with large areas of white color that are wonderfully translucent to the light. Designed by david/nicolas, hand made in Italy.

Serving water will never be the same 💚 Introducing the new Versi carafe Green, design Patricia Urquiola. A little masterpiece crafted from the stunning Verde Alpi marble and combined with the highest quality Carrara Gioia marble. Part of the iconic Versi tableware, this new carafe will add further charm to your mise en place and to your moments of leisure. The whole collection is made by hand in Italy by our skilled artisans.

Bloom turns square! Introducing a new series of Bloom marble vases, made for the first time in a square shape.
Each piece features a striped pattern created by alternating white Arabescato and black Marquinia marbles or Arabescato and Red Levanto marbles, skillfully and lovely made like an inlay. The new Bloom series includes three different square vases, ideal to host flowers, fruits or to be displayed as a centerpiece.
Bloom collection is designed by Jacopo Simonetti and made by hand in Italy.

Stone vase, made from Verde Luana marble.

Proudly introducing Stone, the latest addition to our collection of home decorative objects. Stone vase is hand carved from Green Luana marble, coming from the only existing quarry in the world. Quarried in the Apuan Alps (Tuscany, Italy), Green  Luana marble is a stone with a dark background crossed by green and multicolored veins. Its smooth finish makes it particularly pleasant to hold and to touch and its incredible natural veins make it hypnotic to the eye. Here more than ever, each vase in a truly unique piece. There will never be an identical one in the world. The deliberately simple and linear shape of the vase drives all the attention to the material that boasts an ancient imprint with a super contemporary flair. Stone vase is designed by the young and talented Italian designer Jacopo Simonetti and is made by hand in Italy by our expert craftsmen.

Shop our high-end accessory collection that mixes traditional Italian craftsmanship with a chic Northern Italian aesthetic. Decorative objects and tableware designed by a roaster of talented designer including Patricia Urquiola, Alessandra Facchinetti and nendo.

Versilia centerpiece is the latest addition to the homonymous collection of vases. Crafted combining in vertical lines white Arabescato and black Marquinia marbles, each centerpiece is handmade by expert craftsmen and is unique as the stones it comes from. This bold piece of functional decor will enhance a modern or classic environment with a sophisticated flair. Versilia centerpiece will make a statement on a dining table, in an entryway or in a living room. Design Jacopo Simonetti, made in Versilia, Italy.

Discover our selection of decorative objects made in Italy in porcelain, ceramic and onyx and designed by world celebrated designers.

Browse our selection of contemporary home décor designed by world renowned designers and entirely made by hand in Italy: one-of-a-kind tabletops, decorative objects, accessories, tea sets and vases made in marble, porcelain and ceramic. Each gift is customizable upon request and is packed in our signature gift box.

A dream is a wish the heart makes 🌟

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The purest Arabescato marble is combined to the most fascinating Red Alicante marble in this latest addition to the Versilia collection of vases. Versilia is a tribute to the land where it is made as the result of the highest craftsmanship. Versilia vase features a fine feminine and sensual shape. Versilia is a decorative object as well as a functional water tight vase that can be filled with flowers.

A new project in collaboration with Patricia Urquiola is about to make its debut. Oxymoron is a collection of ceramic vases that pays homage to nature and to its passage. Each vase is a unique piece, handmade by skilled artisans in Italy reproducing the smoothing action of water and wind on the rock, on the earth, on life. There is no identical vase in the world.

Circle is a collection of objects for serving tea and coffee, designed by world celebrated fashion designer Alessandra Facchinetti and made in Italy in porcelain. Inspired by the form of a perfect circle, the collection comprises a teapot, a sugar bowl, a coffee cup, a tea cup and a mug, all of which conform to a similar shape of a narrow pedestal base and angular body and feature a delicate circular handle. Each piece is completely white, though the exterior is matte biscuit porcelain, while the interior is glazed resulting in a glossy finish. 
The unconventional design of Circle forced our artisans to push beyond the boundaries of typical porcelain manufacturing as perfect geometric shapes are difficult to render with such a natural material. Circle, as for all our production, is entirely made in Italy with historical artisanal techniques and premium local raw materials.

Born in Bergamo, Italy, Alessandra Facchinetti is one of the most celebrated female fashion designers coming our from Italy. For over 25 years, Alessandra Facchinetti has played a role as Creative Director in Italian fashion brands, having helmed design departments at Gucci, Valentino, Miu Miu and Tod’s. Her unique sense of style, which emphasizes the purity of form and the linearity of construction, has undeniably shaped the landscape of contemporary style. She now turns her attention to object design with her first tabletop collection, Circle.

“I’ve always been interested in traditional craft, even as a fashion designer, It was incredibly exciting to be able to interpret this material in a contemporary way, which is something I have always tried to achieve with my work”, says Facchinetti talking about the creative process behind Circle.

The new Versilia vase is a tribute to the land where it’s made as the result of the highest craftsmanship. Known for its caves, its art ateliers and it fashionable riviera resorts, Versilia is the sum of Italian lifestyle.
This watertight vase, designed by Jacopo Simonetti, features a sensual shape and an unmistakable black&white pattern created alternating white Arabescato and black Marquinia marbles. Versilia vase is a unique decorative object as well as a functional vase that can be filled with flowers or with foliage for a bold and contemporary statement.

If in Versilia, don’t miss a visit to its magnificent quarries and an aperitivo in front of the sea at sunset.

Introducing Bloom, a new collection of vases featuring a solid cylindrical shape enhancing the striped pattern created by alternating white Arabescato and black Marquinia marbles. Bloom collection comprises 3 vases of different sizes and patterns that can be displayed alone or with others for a bold yet refined effect.

Bloom is the perfect gift for yourself and for everyone on your list.

Discover the collection and our curated selection of Holiday Gifts.

Made in Italy, with love.

For the holiday season, discover our curated selection of objects and tableware. Hand-crafted in Italy and designed by the most creative minds today.

For the unique ones, including you. Discover our Holiday Gifts.

If you want to dive into the eclectic world of artist and designer Federico Pepe, please visit “Chest’è”, his personal exhibition at the magnificent Museo Filangieri in Naples.  

Our Marbleous collection of hanging plates is on show among sculptures, paintings and design pieces. The exhibition lasts until January 30^th 2022, don’t miss it!

Hotel Il Sereno is a 5-star hotel designed by Patricia Urquiola, opened in 2016 on the shores of the charming Lombard lake. The hotel strikes a contemporary note among the region’s traditional buildings, the majority of which are made of natural stone with terra-cotta-colored titles. The combination of cool and warm materials that is characteristic of the hotel’s outward appearance is carried on through its interior, for which the designer drew her inspiration from the glamour of the 1950s. Hotel Il Sereno represents an understated, modern kind of luxury, one that is most apparent in the high quality of the materials used.

The design of the recently inaugurated 150-square-metre penthouse Suite has a strong sense of place and use of natural materials from the region. Interiors feature a blend of bespoke pieces, contemporary objects and design icons which dialogue with each other. 

Among them the full Versi collection of marble tableware designed by Patricia Urquiola.

Hotel Il Sereno represents a new era of luxury hotel for the iconic destination of Lake Como with an ethos of understated elegance. Not only design. The hotel’s signature restaurant is the Michelin Star Restaurant Berton Al Lago. Guests can also relax at the hotel’s full-service spa, situated under original arches dating back centuries. 

A not-to-be-missed experience involving all the senses.

Discover the full Versi collection for a little Italian lifestyle in your home.

Miss Marble Luisa is a special edition of the collection of marble jars designed by Lorenza Bozzoli for Editions Milano.

Miss Marble Luisa is a tribute that Editions Milano pays to the genius, the creativity and the vision of Luisa Jaquin who – together with her husband, the Florentine Lido Panconesi, laid the foundations for the company that is recognized worldwide – after over 90 years – for its pioneering ability to discover and narrate talent.

Miss Marble Luisa is made in Rosa Portogallo marble, a natural stone of great value and rare beauty. It’s a particular kind of fine-grained crystalline marble  quarried in Portugal, in the district between Lisbon and Madrid. Rosa Portogallo marble is characterized by a delicate shade of pink with light brown veins that vary according to the slab from which it is extracted.

Miss Marble is a precious interpretation of the traditional marmalade jar, a familiar object that is part of everyone’s life, created in the eternal material par excellence, marble. Ideal to store food, spices, bath salts and small objects from one’s beauty routine, Miss Marble can be used as well as a vase, displayed individually or matching with the other elements of the series.

The Miss Marble collection counts today 8 different versions, crafted from premium quality marbles quarried in Italy, Portugal and France. Each jar is made by hand from Editions Milano skilled Tuscan craftsmen.

Miss Marble Luisa is part of Editions Milano’s Bespoke program in which special editions of its marble objects are created and dedicated. 

We’re pleased to take part to the official Italian release of the new Krug Grande Cuvée 169ème édition with a special marble object created for the occasion: Single.

Single is a little tray, hand carved by our skilled Tuscan craftsmen from premium quality Arabescato and Red Levanto marble quarried in Italy, combined to created a striped pattern. Red Levanto marble has been chosen to celebrate Krug’s signature burgundy color.

Single can be used as a chopping board thanks to its honed surface, as well as a serving plate or to add a contemporary and warm twist to any table top.

Enjoy!

Versilia is part of the Tuscany coast where sea and culture blend in a single soul. Versilia is renowned for its beautiful landscapes and for its centuries-old tradition of art and crafts related to the processing of marble. A few kilometers from the sea of Versilia, rises the Apuan Alps mountain chain, world famous for its marble quarries. These harsh mountains with their blue and white silhouette and vertiginous rock walls supplied Michelangelo with his best marble. In fact, marble from the Apuane mountains was used by the great artist to sculpt his masterpieces and Michelangelo himself worked in the quarries for some time. The Apuan Alps are a designated Unesco Global Geopark which Unesco itself calls “The most beautiful marble mountains of the world”.

All our marble editions – designed by super talented designers such as Patricia Urquiola, Nendo, david/nicolas and Bethan Gray – start from here.

Aren’t we lucky enough?

Editions Milano joins the legendary luxury department store Bergdorf Goodman with the Cooler collection, designed by Pietro Russo. Since 1899 Bergdorf Goodman is the destination store for the most refined selection of home decor and accessories. When in New York, please visit the design floor to discover the whole collection of bootle coolers, hand-crafted from premium quality Italian marbles.

Green Onyx carries with it the primary properties of all forms of Onyx which are known for strength, purity and discipline. The green variety is known for its unique inner endurance and persistence. We are proud to introduce Triangoli O. vase H, the newest addition to the iconic Triangoli collection of marble vases, designed by david/nicolas. Triangoli O. vase H is carved from green Onyx and is entirely made by hand. A universal symbol of purity, Onyx ranges from a variety of greens to reds giving a unique touch to one’s home.

A testament to the creativity of its designer, Federico Pepe, engraved into the stone.
A minimal yet bold round Marquinia marble plate hosts Pepe’s signature abstract drawing of a face. Marblelous XIII is the latest addition to the Marblelous collection and can be used as a traditional serving plate or as a hanging plate to add a modern and artistic twist to any environment. 

Versi ice bucket, design Patricia Urquiola, hand crafted from Fior di Pesco Carnico and Carrara Gioia marble, meets Krug Grand Cuvée 168ème édition.

Charm is a versatile lighting collection that celebrates white Onyx, a beautiful and pure natural stone with wide variations featuring a charming icy background. Skillfully carved from a single piece of white Onyx and finished at each end with satin brass elements, Charm pendant light boasts an unmistakable fascinating crystal-like structure. Unique veins of each piece of Onyx mean no two lights are exactly the same; rare and precious, white Onyx is considered a staple for luxury since ancient times. 

Onyx in fact takes its name from the Greek word “onux,” meaning “fingernail.” According to Roman mythology, Cupid clipped the fingernails of the goddess Venus while she slept. To immortalize every part of her body, the fates transformed the clippings to stone…

 The pendant light is the first drop of the soon to be revealed Charm lighting series, design Jacopo Simonetti.

A unique and unrepeatable creation of nature. The limited edition jar is made in Travertino Noce,  a natural stone with an excellent aesthetic quality, quarried in Tuscany.
Used all over the world for over 2000 years for the most prestigious architectural works such as the Colosseum, it witnesses strength and durability.
Its dominant color is brown with limited darker or lighter shades that enhance its delicate streaks.  This stone is characterized by very small holes and pores on the surface that are left open for a more intense tactile experience.
Its name “noce” (walnut in Italian) recalls the shell of a walnut.
Travertino allows our artisans’s skilled hands to create little masterpieces from nature’s gifs. 
Unique, unrepeatable, that defy the passing of time. 

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Our curated collection of coveted design includes Patricia Urquiola’s marble table top Versi, ideal for those who love bold and contemporary table settings. For design addicts, the crown-pattern Triangoli collection of marble vases designed by david/nicolas won’t go unnoticed. Cooking lovers will certainly appreciate the iconic Miss Marble jar,  the bottle Cooler by Pietro Russo and the striped black&white tableware collection by Bethan Gray. The perfect gift for art lovers is Marblelous, Federico Pepe’s series of engraved plates of human faces. For a unique gift, choose from a curated selection of distinctive objects. Hand-crafted in Italy, with love.

Our production of high-end design is entirely made in Italy, selecting the highest quality materials and recovering artisanal techniques of the past. The result is a collection of timeless pieces of home decor designed by the most creative minds today reinterpreting the iconic Made in Italy in a contemporary way.

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Being an editor means giving to the world our idea of beauty. Inspired, valued, creative. It means to translate the material and immaterial imaginary of our city: Milan.

We keep in our name and carry in our heart the milanese attitude to distinguish the essential from the superfluous.

Triangoli vase, design david/nicolas, is the winner of the Wallpaper* Design Award 2018! The prestigious recognition was assigned to the talented Lebanese design duo david/nicolas for the Triangoli collection of vases, sculpted from blocks of different marbles and hand made in Italy by Editions Milano expert craftsmen.

Can you imagine a thinner marble chopping board than this?

Introducing Alice chopping board, made of a combination of Arabescato and Marquinia marble. less that a centimeter thin, it’s perfect to prepare or serve your favorite food. Design Bethan Gray.

Our marble objects are hand-crafted from premium stones found in Italian quarries. Each creation requires skills, experience, time and love to achieve the best result: a collection of the highest quality combined with excellent contemporary design.