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Segno Italiano

11 June 2015

Cristina Morozzi

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Segno Italiano is a new reality, encompassing a design studio, a publisher and an agency, capable of developing and marketing internationally products of Italian craftsmanship. Its business is multifold: to network small local craftsmen specialized in the creation of local products, to preserve the skills of manufacturing districts and finally to safeguard the manufacturing excellence of the Italian territory.

Segno Italiano works as a commercial agency, but first as a designer and as publisher of contemporary works of excellence. Numbered amongst its accomplishments are the collections of Empoli green glass, Chiavari light chairs, Sardinian baskets, Scarperia knives, atestine ceramics, the tripolina chair. Segno Italiano has collaborated for two years with Antonio Marras on space management at via Cola di Rienzo for the Salone del Mobile.

WHERE: Via Palermo 8 – 20121 Milano – 1° piano

Segno Italiano is a new reality, encompassing a design studio, a publisher and an agency, capable of developing and marketing internationally products of Italian craftsmanship. Its business is multifold: to network small local craftsmen specialized in the creation of local products, to preserve the skills of manufacturing districts and finally to safeguard the manufacturing excellence of the Italian territory.
Segno Italiano works as a commercial agency, but first as a designer and as publisher of contemporary works of excellence. Numbered amongst its accomplishments are the collections of Empoli green glass, Chiavari light chairs, Sardinian baskets, Scarperia knives, atestine ceramics, the tripolina chair. Segno Italiano has collaborated for two years with Antonio Marras on space management at via Cola di Rienzo for the Salone del Mobile.
WHERE: Via Palermo 8 – 20121 Milano – 1° piano

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