Studio e Bottega

Studio e Bottega is born from the encounter between Enzo Maria Serafini and Maddalena Bizzi : man and woman, different generations, complementary sensibilities finding common ground in the project. The studio is a place for thought and design; the workshop is relational, open to brands, fashion, and art. Here, the two dimensions coexist, weaving work, research, and display into a single system. The space reads as a museum-like path running through the working environment, where materials, objects, and products enter the scene without disrupting everyday practice. At the core is "SOSPENDO" , the suspended display system conceived to place the exhibition in overlay with the studio’s spaces: an elevated layer above the workstations, where designing and displaying happen at once, dissolving the boundary between studio and workshop. Outdoors, the same idea becomes a route: planted platforms alternate in a checkerboard rhythm with exhibition platforms, shaping a sequence for brands and art starting from the entrance. Launched during Salone del Mobile, the format is not a temporary setup but a lasting operational model—an active platform where companies and art become a continuous, generative presence.