Nichetto Studio

Meet Val, the new sitting object designed for La Manufacture. Organic rounded shapes declined in vibrant colors and textures, ready to populate your outdoor spaces.

The new Phoenix table for OFFECCT, just like our chair from the same family, is designed with parts that can be easily replaced when needed, to ensure a long and sustainable life cycle. This perpetual cycle inspired the name for Phoenix the mythological bird that keeps rising from its own ashes. x Luca

Venexia, the name of our outdoor collection for Ethimo, alludes to the origins of the designs as it was initially conceived as urban furniture for the city of Venezia. It was inspired by the elegance of the street furnishing of the late nineteenth century.

Wolfgang is a chair collection inspired by furniture makers like Hans J Wegner and Michael Thonet. In this version, we replaced the original wooden frame with a slender metal one to decrease weight and allow for easy stackability.

Our Venexia outdoor armchair for Ethimo, photographed in an otherworldly scenery. Thank you, Wallpaper* magazine

Flat meets multidimensional and opaque encounters mirrored. Float for La Chance is a low geometric coffee table composed of a flat mirrored base and an inverse cone top to give it a sense of contradicting harmony.

Alongside Craft Panda, Super M is the protagonist of our fashion collection for La Manufacture. Super M holds a sliding caliper and wears a yellow tape-measure scarf wrapped around the neck because we imagined this selfless hero as the protector of craftsmanship values. x Luca

We have a brand new website. Fresh look at the same address nichettostudio.com. It collects our best projects, exploring why and how we created them. Designed in collaboration with Studio Blanco.

To celebrate our long and fruitful collaboration, OFFECCT published the second book in their series investigating the work with their design partners. We chatted about Offecct s holistic approach to sustainable and circular design and how it permeates every aspect of our work. Thank you to Daan Roosegaarde, Yoko Choy, Maria Olofsson Karemyr, Andreas Ackerup and everybody at Offecct. x Luca

The new Phoenix table for OFFECCT, just like our chair from the same family, is designed with parts that can be easily replaced when needed, to ensure a long and sustainable life cycle. This perpetual cycle inspired the name for Phoenix the mythological bird that keeps rising from its own ashes. x Luca

To celebrate our long and fruitful collaboration, OFFECCT published the second book in their series investigating the work with their design partners. We chatted about Offecct s holistic approach to sustainable and circular design and how it permeates every aspect of our work. Thank you to Daan Roosegaarde, Yoko Choy, Maria Olofsson Karemyr, Andreas Ackerup and everybody at Offecct. x Luca

Alongside Craft Panda, Super M is the protagonist of our fashion collection for La Manufacture. Super M holds a sliding caliper and wears a yellow tape-measure scarf wrapped around the neck because we imagined this selfless hero as the protector of craftsmanship values. x Luca

Meet Val, the new sitting object designed for La Manufacture. Organic rounded shapes declined in vibrant colors and textures, ready to populate your outdoor spaces.

Wolfgang is a chair collection inspired by furniture makers like Hans J Wegner and Michael Thonet. In this version, we replaced the original wooden frame with a slender metal one to decrease weight and allow for easy stackability.

Our Nico chair for Bernhardt Design evolved following the concept of a spinning top: when you see its shape, you clearly know it can spin and rotate. We wanted to make instinctively clear upon seeing the lounge that it isn’t a static object. That it can move, turn and follow your body. x Luca

This is the ultimate spot to enjoy a Venetian spritz and a book. Red velvet Cloud, designed for &TRADITION. Styling by Kirsten Visdal, photographed by Margaret M. de Lange for the Oslo Design Fair

Design 'n' Art for Territories: discussing crafts and their intersection with design, with a focus on the Venetian scene.

Our Nico chair for Bernhardt Design evolved following the concept of a spinning top: when you see its shape, you clearly know it can spin and rotate. We wanted to make instinctively clear upon seeing the lounge that it isn’t a static object. That it can move, turn and follow your body. x Luca

Flat meets multidimensional and opaque encounters mirrored. Float for La Chance is a low geometric coffee table composed of a flat mirrored base and an inverse cone top to give it a sense of contradicting harmony.