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The Architect of Reality
Words aren’t just sounds—they’re the blueprints for how we see the world
Why I Don’t Want Change
These aren’t just sculptures. They’re declarations. The art of repeating what matters.
The Beauty of Imperfection
True design tells stories—cracks, twists, and colors that speak of resilience
Why This Took So Long
What happens when you stop rushing? A sculptural process that redefines pace—and purpose. Beauty, found in pause.
Between Chaos and Balance
Simplicity isn’t simple—discover the art of balancing form and freedom with the Fishes tables
When Objects Hold Presence
More than art, more than furniture. These pieces explore the unspoken—a presence that lingers, bringing comfort without explanation.
Shelves That Breathe
Not all shelves are meant to be filled. The Sereno collection embraces emptiness, with sculptural elements that create balance and calm. Each piece is a quiet statement, proving that sometimes, less isn’t just more—it’s enough.
Light Hides in Shadow
Inspired by Caravaggio’s play of light and shadow, the Bodega coffee table layers darkness, depth, and mystery into a striking sculptural piece.
Almost Invisible, Unmistakably Important
True comfort lies in knowing every piece is exactly where it should be
The Weight of the Invisible
From invisible weight to unforgettable stories—discover what makes a piece monumental
Good design is like a good story
Sculptural furniture that tells a story at ZONAMACO 2025.
Conversation starts here
More than a table—Socle 23 is a stage for long dinners and stories, crafted to turn meals into memories
Wood. Weight. Wonder
One year, endless precision—Still Stand proves that some pieces tell their own story.
Let's talk about sketches.
Designing is not just about flawless outcomes; it's about the beautiful process of failing, learning, and growing. Dive deep into the world of sketches—those unrefined, raw bursts of inspiration that fuel creativity. These seemingly simple drawings are rich with possibilities, inviting interpretations and nurturing evolving ideas. Much like this text, every sketch tells a story of exploration, a narrative of design in its purest form, always seeking, never settling.
Imagine if furniture could meditate; that's Sereno.
Discover the Sereno Collection by NONO: furniture that embodies aesthetic mindfulness. Designed not as mere objects but architectural elements, each piece invites tranquility into your space. Experience design that's both visually stunning and inherently practical.
From Art to Design
Design, spanning from practical industrial design to emotive art, is a complex constellation rather than a linear spectrum. While industrial design delivers mass-produced items, art stirs emotion through aesthetics. Bridging these extremes are three pivotal pillars: radical design challenging conventions, studio craft emphasizing individual creativity, and practice-based research propelling intellectual rigor.
Three types of objects
There are three types of objects: functional and rational aligned with the Bauhaus school, romantic and metaphorical like Starck's (in)practical juicer, and those we treasure because they inexplicably make us remember. Those that solve, those that opine, and those that represent. Those that have characteristics, those that have concepts, and those that we permeate with our memories.