ABOUT BE AT HOME
We are a team of young visionaries who have chosen to transform our passion for design into an independent project. After years spent in the world of interior and product design, we decided to create a crucial bridge: a connection between the imagination of international artists and designers and the timeless know-how of Italian artisans, thus breaking down all linguistic, cultural, and geographical barriers.
Our approach combines two souls: the humanistic and theatrical, capable of capturing and interpreting the essence of a creative idea, and the technical and productive, which transforms an intuition into a tangible object.
We follow each project as if it were unique: from the analysis of materials to the initial tests, up to modeling, production, and delivery. In every phase, we act as the eyes and hands of those who choose us, guaranteeing quality, care, and a tailored approach.
Our mission is to give a new voice to contemporary craftsmanship: preserving tradition, recounting its history, but at the same time exploring new materials and sustainable processes that look to the future.
Thus, design becomes more than just an object: it becomes an experience, a story, an emotion to be lived and passed on.
THE Pygmalion OF DESIGN
Like the legendary Pygmalion, who transformed an ideal of beauty into a living reality, our studio acts as a mentor and catalyst for talent, not only for emerging creatives but also for more structured organizations seeking innovation.
We nurture your ideas, recognizing their potential and guiding them through a journey of evolution towards full realization. We don't just support, we shape together: we offer tools, experience, and strategic vision, so that even embryonic intuitions can become recognized and lasting projects. Our mission is not to impose a style, but to bring out the authentic essence of each talent, guiding it with delicacy and rigor towards its own complete form.
the Pygmalion myth - Πυγμαλίων, Pygmalíōn
Etymology: the name Pygmalion has Phoenician origins, through the term Pumayyaton, and was adopted in Greek and Roman mythology.
Literal meaning: According to Ovid in the Metamorfosi, Pygmalion was a sculptor who, disappointed by reality, carved the ideal woman in stone. The work was so perfect that he fell in love with it; Aphrodite, moved, gave it life by transforming it into Galatea. Here the myth embodies the creative power of art, capable of giving life to the ideal.