Experience the enduring charm of Italian aesthetics from several aspects such as art, architecture, fashion, and home decor

Italian Aesthetics in the Art World
Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper": Famous painter Da Vinci

Italian Aesthetics in the Architecture Industry

Milan Cathedral: the world's largest Gothic building, the second largest church in the world, with intricate spires and unique and magnificent designs, it is a miracle in the history of world architecture. The entire project lasted for five centuries, with Napoleon and others holding coronation ceremonies here. Leonardo da Vinci designed it for contemplation, not only as a church, but also as a source and symbol of Milan's fashionable spirit
La Scala Opera House: This name has unparalleled charm for music enthusiasts and is known as"Mecca of Opera", a symbol of Italian opera. During World War II, theaters were bombed and the Italian government funded their reconstruction to the highest standards. The magnificent architecture, especially the sparkling "diamonds" at the top, is seen as the embodiment of perfect architecture.

Italian Aesthetics in the Furniture Industry

Milan International Furniture Fair: BeginningThe 1961 Milan International Furniture Fair is known as the "Oscar of the world furniture design industry" and is a trendsetter for global furniture, home furnishings, architecture, accessories, and lighting, representing the top level of furniture design. The 55 year tradition, held annually in April, showcases cutting-edge, classic, or technological furniture designs, attracting outstanding furniture designers from around the world and gradually establishing a strong brand gene in the furniture design industry.

Emphasize the overall harmony of the space

Following the logic of integration,
Nature>Space>Product>Materials

Materials serve products
The product serves the space
Space serves life.