Collection: Stefano Spessotto

Graduated from the Art School of Udine, after working three years in one of the most important advertising agencies of those years, Stefano Spessotto began his activity as a Product Designer, launching a successful collaboration with Cerasa, now one of the most significant bathroom furniture companies in Italy in terms of volume and sales. In 1990, the Flut model reinterpreted the bathroom, ushering in a new era for the company and the industry in general. In 1991, he opened the Dedalo studio and established relationships with sports shoe and clothing companies such as Benetton, Le Coq Sportif, and K2. At the same time, he specialized in furnishing, creating partnerships with various industries: Inda, Doupont, Teuco, Arbi, Ditre Italia, Seven, Barazza, Zanette, Valcucine, Scavolini, and many others.

Stefano Spessotto handles artistic direction by producing and coordinating ideas; the main activities are design: Industrial, Graphic, and Interior. He was the artistic director of Ditre Italia for many years and still is for other companies in the furniture industry. Stefano conceives products already rich in meaning, each with a story to tell, thus giving added value that each product should now have and where the consumer can identify. Currently, the project activity focuses on researching solutions designed for smaller living spaces. Creativity, flexibility, responsibility, and humanity are the strengths that make Studio Spessotto a high-level and recognized quality studio.