Atelier Nuanda

La collezione Arrocco segna un anniversario importante dello studio. Alla vigilia del Fuori Salone 2026 nell’ex ospedale militare di Baggio, location di @alcova.milano Atelier Nuanda ritorna dopo 4 anni all’interno di questi spazi. Un luogo dove è stato presentato per la prima volta un progetto firmato dall’atelier. Una collaborazione nata grazie a @giacobazzi_surfaces dall’incontro fra anime appassionate del design, della cura e qualità nel fatto a mano, quello fra Patrizia e noi, che ha permesso lo sviluppo e la produzione di Arrocco. Una collezione di superfici lignee con un linguaggio geometrico di forte impronta culturale, che va a definire gli spazi senza l’uso di elementi architettonici, ma tramite una nuova visione estetica che si esprime attraverso trame e cornici, permettendo di ridefinire una nuova spazialità degli ambienti. ph @relativefw #ateliernuanda #arrocco #woodensurface #design

Speaking about her project, Cecilia Rinaldi (@ateliernuanda ) shares how Bedouin craftsmanship and hand-worked leather knitting impacted the construction of traditional camel saddles and informed her approach to structure, balance, and material sensitivity in developing her stool design. في حديثها عن مشروعها، تشارك سيسيليا رينالدي(@ateliernuanda )كيف أثّرت الحِرَف البدوية وحياكة الجلد يدوياً في بنية السروج التقليدية للجمال على مقاربتها لمفاهيم التوازن والبناء وحساسية المادة في تطوير تصميمها للمقعد. #FROMMLab #Alcova2026 #MDW26 #Interlaced #DesignDohaBiennial

La lampada Inrō è stata selezionata da @studiomilo per lo styling “Extra Soft” presente nel nuovo numero in edicola di Living. Un servizio fotografico che rivela un’atmosfera accogliente come un abbraccio e pone al centro della scena un minimalismo caldo che invita al relax. Per scoprirne di più sulla collezione scriveteci! 🗞️ Living (@livingcorriere ) 📷 Danilo Scarpati (@danilo.scarpati ) #ateliernuanda #design #inrō #lightdesign #suspensionlamps

Ispirati dalla bellezza che ci circonda, fondata sulla qualità artigianale, integriamo la nostra visione del design reinventando funzione e materiali, permettendo ai dettagli di diventare la nostra firma. Elevare il lavoro a maglia come nuova forma di artigianato, permette di sperimentare e realizzare ciò che fino ad un istante prima era solo immaginario. Da un bozzetto a uno schema di punti applicati, la pelle si plasma e prende forma fra le mani trasformandosi in una struttura solida ed elastica che da decoro diviene giunto meccanico e funzionale per nuovi oggetti da vivere. Creare con mano, dare forma al proprio sentire e legarlo ai ricordi, ai vissuti della tradizione è il motore che sta alla base di ogni progetto d’atelier. Ph @sara.becagli #ateliernuanda #craft #design #leatherweaving

Raccontarsi tramite le parole di Margherita Bruni “L’interdisciplinarietà, è uno dei tratti distintivi di Atelier Nuanda. La profondità intellettuale plasma la visione progettuale dello studio, guidata dall’innata curiosità di Cecilia e dal suo desiderio di esplorare ciò che la sua anima deve ancora scoprire. Il suo lavoro - che spazia dagli accessori agli abiti, dagli oggetti decorativi agli arredi - riflette uno sforzo costante e straordinariamente riuscito di bilanciare visioni e strumenti contemporanei con tecniche, narrazioni ed estetiche radicate nel passato, alimentando un dialogo tra il patrimonio italiano e le diverse influenze culturali.” ✍🏻 Margherita Bruni (@margherita.brunii ) 📷 Sara Becagli (@sara.becagli ) #ateliernuanda #craft #leatherweaving #design

Finalists of the FROMM.Lab Design Competition 2025 @cecilia.rinaldi , mentored by @josephgrima , is developing a stool design inspired by Bedouin craftsmanship and traditional camel saddles. نهائيات مسابقة FROMM.Lab للتصميم 2025 سيسيليا رينالدي، تحت إرشاد جوزيف غريما، تطوّر تصميماً لمقعد مستلهماً من الحِرَف البدوية والسروج التقليدية للجمال. #FROMMLab #FROMMLabDesignCompetition2025 #CeciliaRinaldi #StoolDesign #ItalianDesign

“Inspired by an ancient object emblematic of Japanese craftsmanship, Inrō is a project that embodies a design vision rooted in the study of materials, engineering research, and a genuine reverence for tradition. Presented at the latest edition of @edit.napoli the project earned two special mentions, including one from DesignWanted. Installed individually or alongside its twins to form a chandelier, Inrō presents itself as an exceptionally delicate presence in its elegance and lightness, yet strong and striking. It is a project that immediately captivates with its unmatched aesthetic value and leaves a lasting impression, upon closer study, for its engineering perfection. After all, isn’t this what design is all about?” ✍🏻 Margherita Bruni (@margherita.brunii ) 📷 Cecilia Rinaldi (@cecilia.rinaldi ) 🔗 Link to the full interview in bio #ateliernuanda #inro #lightingdesign #designwanted @designwanted #design

Participating in the @edit.napoli fair for the second time was even more exciting, stimulating and rewarding, confirming the magic and beauty of the entire event and the wonderful people who are part of it, as well as those we were lucky enough to meet. For the seventh edition we returned not only with a project, but with a challenge. After receiving a special award last year, we wanted to impress @domitilladardi @emiliapetruccelli , the heart and mind of EDIT NAPOLI, the jury, visitors and the press with a project that combines craftsmanship, technology and research. With Inrō, we wanted to create atmospheric emotions through a dialogue between storytelling, tradition and innovation, transforming a historical reference into a contemporary lighting object. Special thanks to the entire team that worked at the fair, to the visitors, to the jury, and to @designwanted for the two special mentions received. Last but not least, my husband, who enabled me to achieve all this by giving me support and courage to make it happen. ph @ellerstudio | @serenaeller #ateliernuanda #anuanda #inrō #suspensionlamps #designcollection #details #editorialdesign #editnapoli #whynapoli #editnapoli2025 #designcommunity #designexhibition

Il nuovo progetto dell’atelier prende ispirazione da antichi contenitori giapponesi realizzati da esperti artigiani del periodo Sengoku (1467-1615), divenuti elemento di studio per la realizzazione di un nuovo sistema di lampade modulari a sospensione. Inrō si fa interprete di un linguaggio e una visione progettuale propria di Atelier Nuanda, raccontando di un’accurata attenzione nella scelta dei materiali e nel loro processo di lavorazione. La Collezione porta l’esaltazione di rimandi della tradizione, nella rivisitazione di forme e decori antichi attualizzati e resi contemporanei tramite l’uso di strumentazioni e tecniche moderne. — Nuanda’s new project draws inspiration from ancient Japanese containers made by skilled craftsmen during the Sengoku period (1467-1615), which have become the subject of study for the creation of a new system of modular pendant lamps. Inrō interprets the language and stylistic vision of Atelier Nuanda, reflecting the meticulous attention paid to the choice of materials and their processing. The collection celebrates traditional references, revisiting ancient forms and decorations and updating them with modern tools and techniques. Discover Inrō at EDIT Napoli 2025 @edit.napoli 2025 10 | 12 October La Santissima, Naples   #ateliernuanda #anuanda #inrō #suspensionlamps #designcollection #details #editorialdesign #editnapoli #whynapoli #editnapoli2025 #designcommunity #designexhibition @domitilladardi @emiliapetruccelli

Plĭco Cabinet, designed and engineered by the atelier, thanks to its modular form can be installed transversally, decorating walls and composing new sinuous containers. Are you ready to incorporate it into new bathroom designs?   Three compartments dedicated to personal care make up the cabinet, for a piece of furniture that changes over time, offering different storage solutions.   Materials: hand-woven leather and aluminium Configuration: modular system Dimensions: W33 x D12 x H88 cm (each) Weight: 4 kg(each) Production: Atelier Nuanda   For enquiries write to [email protected] Ph @dario.cervellin   #ateliernuanda #textiledesign #textilework #crafts #plicocollection #leatherweaving #collectibledesign

“Elegant gestures and cherished memories: how Cecilia Rinaldi’s creations come to life. Raised in an Italian family where craftsmanship is a daily practice, Cecilia Rinaldi founded Atelier Nuanda with the aim of creating authentic works of art and design, born from exquisitely Italian values and shaped by intimate memories.” ✍🏻 Margherita Bruni (@margherita.brunii ) 📷 Sara Becagli (@sara.becagli ) 🔗 Link to the full interview in bio #ateliernuanda #craftmanship #collectibledesign #designwanted @designwanted #design

Plĭco – Folded Divider by Atelier Nuanda Inspired by the Wiener Werkstätte movement, founded in 1932 by Josef Hoffmann together with Koloman Moser, the Plĭco Collection is the result of the interaction between different materials and manufacturing techniques, which find a point of contact through a profound study of design and craftsmanship, generating a product of extreme lightness and flexibility. Natural aluminium, a material used in industrial production for series products, is chosen by the atelier as a structural element, light and reflective, bent and shaped into a modular element, capable of capturing the surrounding light and concentrating it along the surface. Enriching and decorating the collection is the leather weave of the atelier, characterised by a dense, light and resistant weave, yet extremely flexible and elastic in use and hold, becoming the structural and load-bearing joint of the design piece in Collection. The flexibility of the leather and the lightness of the aluminium allow the folding screen to be closed ‘packaged’, through the use of steel gaskets combined with spherical decorative elements that mark its verticality. The geometric motif on the aluminium surface emphasises the sinuosity of the shapes, giving impetus and rhythm to the modularity of each panels, enriching it with details and becoming the distinctive signature of the atelier. The reverse side of the surface has a contrasting matt and satin finish to emphasise the texture of the leather and the rhythmic rhythm of the steel trimmings, which are reminiscent of textile stitching with their staple-like shape, making the two materials strong and binding them together. 🎥 @dario.cervellin Shop the Plĭco Folded Divider on adorno.design Link in bio . . . . . #CollectibleDesign #FoldingScreen #LeatherWeaving #AluminiumDesign #ModularObjects #CraftedInteriors #FunctionalArt #ContemporaryCraftsmanship #DesignDetails #TexturalContrast #Divider #DividerScreen