Studio Como and leading Italian furniture maker Cassina have a long history together—and a bright future. Founded and still operating in the Brianza region of Meda, Italy, Cassina was the first furniture line Studio Como began to carry when transitioning from a kitchen design company to offering full home furnishings. After a brief hiatus, Studio…
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Change is not only a constant in the contemporary design world, it’s also highly celebrated. Alongside the global design community, when leading Italian furniture brand Minotti announced its two new creative directors earlier this year, Studio Como excitedly embraced the new leadership and its bold vision. How this leadership change would precipitate Studio Como’s long-held…
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Studio Como is delighted to welcome Eikund to our line list, bringing Norwegian mid-century design icons to the Mountain West. Eikund’s commitment to heritage craftsmanship, combined with their forward-looking sustainable values, perfectly aligns with Studio Como’s dedication to quality, authenticity, and livable luxury. Reviving a Mid-Century Legacy Eikund, founded in 2016, has swiftly become the…
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We exist in light. Light serves a vital need, but we also crave its emotionality. Light makes the world visible and affects us in ways far beyond granting us sight—offering moments of encouragement or spiritual insight, invigorating the body and mind, or altering the ambiance in an unexpected, welcome way. Light’s intangible effects are the…
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Denmark is at the center of Scandinavian furniture design, and for three days every June, Copenhagen becomes the center of the center. Since 2013, the 3daysofdesign festival has drawn an ever-increasing number of attendees from across the globe to convene in the city bustling with bicycles and boats. This year, Studio Como design director Laura…
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Studio Como design director Laura Folgoni and consultant Gariela Peña are back from their annual trip to Milan for the renowned international furniture fair, Salone del Mobile. And, to use a cliche: they are feeling the love. “We began our trip at Minotti,” says Laura. “They not only showed us the new pieces, but had…
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The allure of furniture design lies in its ability to continually transform the same basic shapes—lines, rectangles, circles—into freshly expressed forms. And the transformation doesn’t end with the piece itself. Once brought into a room, new furniture alters a space in several ways, from look-and-feel to purpose and function. This spring, Studio Como welcomes an…
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Studio Como is setting its sights on spring with new additions to the Denver showroom from B&B Italia and its sister company, Maxalto. Seven new pieces join the floor, a few of which are also freshly released by their brands. There’s nothing that can replace seeing and feeling these high-quality Italian furnishings in person, and…
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Furniture design is always a celebration of community, and there’s no better time to be reminded of that then on the cusp of opening a showroom. The newest outpost for all things Studio Como can be found on the southern edge of downtown Salt Lake City, where the showroom will be opening its doors to…
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