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Designer

Federica Biasi Studio

After some professional experience in Italy, she moved to the Netherlands; it was here that she learned and delved into Nordic design and worked on researching emerging trends, focusing on the simple aesthetics and shapes which characterise her delicate, formal and clean style.
In 2015, she returned to Milan to set up her own studio. She works with Italian and international furniture and design brands including Nespresso, cc-tapis, Coin Casa, Lema, Imetec, Gallotti&Radice, Fratelli Guzzini, Manerba, Mingardo, Nason Moretti, Decoratori Bassanesi, Potocco, Leolux.
Nominated by Andrea Branzi, she received the Rising Talent award during Maison & Objet in 2018.

In 2020, Federica Biasi presented the Lume collection for Nespresso.
In 2021, she won the EDIDA – ELLE DECOR INTERNATIONAL DESIGN AWARDS as
Young Talent of the Year.

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Colette

Collection

The Colette collection was born from the encounter between 3D printing and the theme of weaving. The idea came from the study of different woven baskets and structures. The result is a ‘fusion’ between this deeply crafted world and the new techniques and materials used in 3D printing. The inspiration, in terms of form, comes from the reinterpretation of medieval and Renaissance jewellery and accessories. 

The concept resulted in a product which plays on transparencies and full-empty spaces. Once worn, it is light, simple and delicate. The jewellery plays on contrasts of sinuous lines which, intertwined with each other, create unique elements of contemporary elegance which enhance the body of the wearer.

The collection consists of rings in several variants, a bracelet, a necklace and a headband, in four colours.

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