Designers

Alessandro Dubini is an Italian designer known for his minimalist style and his ability to blend technological innovation with craftsmanship. Dubini collaborates with LEMA from a contemporary perspective, creating collections characterized by clean lines, smooth surfaces, and functional details, with the aim of crafting welcoming and refined environments. His designs combine high-quality materials and modular solutions, conceived to elegantly adapt to a variety of residential and commercial needs.

Analogia Project, led by Andrea Mancuso, is an Italian multidisciplinary design studio specializing in the creation of contemporary and sustainable furniture and interior solutions. With an approach that emphasizes material research and technological innovation, Analogia Project for LEMA presents collections in which clean geometries and natural finishes are seamlessly integrated. Each piece is designed to offer functionality and comfort, enhancing the authentic beauty of the materials while minimizing environmental impact.

Cairoli and Donzelli are an Italian designer duo known for their blend of architectural precision and experimental creativity. With expertise in interior design and product development, Cairoli & Donzelli have collaborated with LEMA to create collections that combine structural solidity with sophisticated details. Their creations are distinguished by clean lines, innovative materials, and modular solutions, designed for residential and contract spaces that demand style and versatility.

Designer and architect, Carlo Colombo graduated in Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Milan in 1993, beginning a professional journey that integrates design, industrial product marketing, graphic design, and exhibition setups. Over the years, he has collaborated with leading names in the contemporary design scene, earning prestigious international awards, including Designer of the Year (2004), the Red Dot Design Award, and the Elle Decor International Design Award. In 2013, together with Paolo Colombo, he founded the A++ studio in Lugano, specializing in large-scale architecture and interior design projects, with offices in Zurich, New York, Miami, and Dubai. Since 2025, the A++ studio has taken on the artistic direction of LEMA, initiating a new design era based on an integrated and contemporary vision of the brand. His works have been exhibited in major galleries and international museums, including the Weserburg Museum of Modern Art in Bremen, the Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln, the Triennale di Milano, and MARCA – Museum of Arts of Catanzaro.

Carlo Marelli and Massimo Molteni are architects and designers who founded a multidisciplinary studio in Cantù in 1977, specializing in architecture, industrial design, graphics, and interior design. Their design approach is rooted in formal abstraction and the study of geometries and spatial relationships. The pieces they have designed for LEMA are distinguished by a refined minimalist aesthetic, clean lines, and meticulous attention to detail, seamlessly blending functionality and elegance in high-quality modular furnishings.

Chiara Andreatti is an Italian designer specializing in interior and product design, renowned for her organic approach that combines soft lines and natural materials. With a background in architecture and a strong interest in contemporary craftsmanship, Andreatti has collaborated with LEMA to create collections that enhance the harmonious integration of space, light, and materiality. Her proposals for LEMA are distinguished by understated elegance, tactile finishes, and tailor-made solutions designed to enhance every residential and contract environment.

Christophe Pillet is a French designer of international renown, known for his aesthetic language that combines essential lines with elegant restraint. With a background in industrial design, Pillet has collaborated with LEMA to develop collections where pure geometry meets precious materials and refined finishes. His creations for LEMA stand out for the harmony of their proportions and the minimalist attention to detail, bringing discreet and contemporary elegance to every environment.

Dainelli Studio, founded by Leonardo and Marzia Dainelli, is an Italian design studio that combines artisanal tradition with a contemporary vision. Specializing in interior and product design, Dainelli Studio for LEMA creates collections distinguished by geometric balance, fine materials, and tailored details. The pieces signed by Leonardo and Marzia Dainelli enhance every space with modular solutions and sophisticated finishes, transforming residential and contract environments into elegant and functional settings.

Daniel Debiasi and Federico Sandri are the founders of the studio Something, a creative entity that combines product design, consultancy, and art direction. Their approach is distinguished by a cross-disciplinary design language, ranging from furniture to consumer electronics, driven by a continuous search for balance between forms, functions, and emotions. With LEMA, they have developed collections characterized by a contemporary and harmonious aesthetic, able to combine refined sobriety, meticulous attention to detail, and a strong sense of warmth in spaces. Their projects aim to create objects that interact with people in a simple and natural way, enriching everyday experiences.

David López Quincoces is a Spanish designer renowned for balancing Mediterranean minimalism with material innovation. With a background in interior architecture, Quincoces has collaborated with LEMA to create furnishing solutions characterized by understated elegance and refinement, where every element is designed to enhance light, space, and comfort. His creations for LEMA are distinguished by clean lines, natural surfaces, and expertly handcrafted details, capable of transforming any environment into an oasis of contemporary style.

Federica Biasi is an Italian designer and stylist renowned for her creative and versatile approach, seamlessly blending art, fashion, and interior design. With a background in architecture and extensive international experience, Biasi has collaborated with LEMA to create collections that combine captivating colors, textured surfaces, and refined decorative details. Her designs for LEMA enhance every setting with vibrant, contemporary atmospheres, offering bespoke solutions for residential and contract spaces with a unique and distinctive style.

Ferruccio Laviani is an internationally renowned Italian architect and designer, celebrated for his theatrical and colorful aesthetic language. With a background in architecture and an approach that blends contemporary baroque with innovation, Laviani has created collections for LEMA that stand out for their bold geometries, glossy finishes, and sculptural details. His furnishing solutions transform interiors into theatrical sets, enhancing every space with chromatic contrasts and dynamic atmospheres.

Francesco Rota is an Italian designer renowned for his aesthetic language that combines classic elegance with contemporary minimalism. With a degree in design and international experience, Rota has collaborated with LEMA to develop collections in which pure forms are enhanced by artisanal details and sophisticated finishes. His creations highlight premium materials such as wood and metal, creating furnishings that bring balance and harmony to both residential and contract spaces.

Gabriele and Oscar Buratti are architects and designers, founders of the Buratti Architetti studio, with a multidisciplinary approach that ranges from architecture to interiors, from furniture design to installations. With LEMA, they have designed furniture collections that combine culture, technique, and experimentation, achieving a strong balance between refined aesthetics and practical functionality. Renowned for their ability to merge artisanal quality with innovation, their creations for LEMA are distinguished by clean lines, exquisite materials, and a design that enhances every residential and contract space with elegance and character.

Gordon Guillaumier is an Italian designer known for his experimental approach and ability to combine art and functionality. With a background in architecture and years of international experience, Guillaumier has collaborated with LEMA to create collections distinguished by sculptural forms, innovative materials, and sophisticated finishes. His designs merge bold geometries and tailored details, transforming every setting into an original and refined space.

Johan Lindstén is a Swedish designer known for his narrative and innovative approach to design. Founder of the Johan Lindstén Form studio in Stockholm, he has collaborated with major international brands and, for LEMA, designed the Notch pouf—a versatile and playful furnishing accessory characterized by simple lines and emotional details. His design combines functionality with a contemporary aesthetic, adding a touch of irony and a focus on material quality, creating furnishings that enhance everyday life with an engaging visual language.

Ludovica and Roberto Palomba are Italian architects and designers, founders of the Palomba Serafini Associati studio established in Verona in 1994. With a design approach that combines balance, functionality, and aesthetics, their work ranges from architecture to industrial design, with particular attention to well-being and product durability. They collaborated with LEMA between 1999 and 2007, creating distinctive collections characterized by timeless elegance, essential lines, and a refined balance between organic forms and orthogonality, earning numerous international awards such as the Compasso d’Oro and the Red Dot.

Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu are architects and designers, founders of the Neri&Hu studio with offices in Shanghai, London, and Milan. Their work stands out for the fusion of Eastern culture and Western sensibility, with an approach that blends architecture, design, and art in projects marked by great poetry and modernity. For LEMA, they have created the Bai Lu chair, a piece that reinterprets ancient Eastern tradition with a contemporary design, characterized by sinuous shapes, comfort, and meticulous details, highlighting natural materials and elegant finishes.

Matteo Nunziati is an internationally renowned Italian architect and designer, known for his luxury interior projects and elegant, functional furnishings. Founder of Studio Nunziati in Milan, he has worked on prestigious global projects, including luxury hotels, exclusive residences, and wellness centers. For LEMA, he has designed iconic furniture pieces distinguished by clean lines, high-quality materials, and a refined contemporary aesthetic, the result of a balance between innovation and artisanal tradition.

Norm Architects is a Danish design studio specializing in furniture and interior design with an authentic and functional style. Founded by Simon Hansen and Kristian Sofus Hansen, the studio applies the principles of Nordic minimalism to create collections for LEMA that combine essential lines, proportional balance, and sustainable materials such as solid wood, matte metals, and natural fabrics. Every Norm Architects project for LEMA enhances light, space, and comfort, offering modular and bespoke solutions for living areas, bedrooms, and contract spaces. Thanks to meticulous attention to craftsmanship, material innovation, and sustainability, Norm Architects' collections embody the perfect blend of Scandinavian elegance and contemporary functionality, attracting clients seeking refined, welcoming, and durable interiors.

Officinadesign LEMA is the in-house creative heart of the company, a team of professionals composed of creatives and technicians who translate LEMA’s philosophy and DNA into products and interior settings. This internal research and development center designs innovative, modular, and bespoke furnishing solutions, combining artisanal tradition and industrial technology, with a strong focus on aesthetics, functionality, and customization. Among its standout creations is the L25 freestanding system, which merges elegance and versatility to transform living spaces with intelligent modularity.

Paolo Lucidi and Luca Pevere are a pair of Milanese designers and founders of the LucidiPevere studio, active since 2006. With a background in industrial design, their work ranges from furniture to lighting, as well as everyday objects, all distinguished by a refined aesthetic language and a focus on modular and functional research. For LEMA, they designed the Note coffee table, which expresses their philosophy of clean, essential, and versatile design, conceived to integrate elegantly into various residential and contract environments.

Pierattelli Architetture is an Italian studio led by architect Marco Pierattelli, specializing in interior and product design for high-quality residential and contract solutions. With an approach that integrates architectural rigor and tailor-made creativity, Pierattelli Architetture for LEMA offers collections characterized by balanced volumes, fine materials, and custom finishes. Each project enhances light and space through clean geometries, integrated panels, and functional details, providing luxury furnishings capable of creating refined, comfortable, and lasting environments. The modular and tailor-made solutions from Pierattelli Architetture combine sustainability, material innovation, and artisanal care, attracting clients seeking contemporary, high-end Italian design.

Piero Lissoni is a master of contemporary Italian design, renowned for his minimalist approach and perfect balance between form and function. As an architect and art director, Lissoni has created collections for LEMA distinguished by essential surfaces, clean lines, and marked elegance, designed for both residential and contract settings. His furnishing solutions combine fine materials and tailored details, offering warm and sophisticated atmospheres that enhance every space.

Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay were born in Tel Aviv and studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art & Design in Jerusalem before moving to London, where after graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2006 they founded Raw Edges Design Studio. Their works, which include self-produced limited editions and installations, are part of the permanent collections at MoMA in New York and other museums around the world. They have received major awards such as the British Council Talented Award, iF Gold Award, Dutch Design Award, Wallpaper* Design Award 2009, Elle Decoration International Design Award, Designer of the Future Award 2009 from Design Miami/Basel, and the Best Design Award 2012 from Architektur und Wohnen. In 2013, they designed the Booken bookcase for Lema.

Roberto Lazzeroni is an Italian designer with a refined and contemporary aesthetic, renowned for expertly combining craftsmanship and technological innovation. With a background in architecture and a career spanning interior and industrial design, Lazzeroni has collaborated with LEMA to create luxury furnishings that highlight the quality of materials and the functionality of spaces. Every project by Roberto Lazzeroni is distinguished by clean lines, tailored details, and bespoke solutions, transforming residential and contract environments into unique experiences. Choosing a piece signed by Roberto Lazzeroni means investing in high-level Italian design, capable of enhancing living rooms, bedrooms, and living spaces with an elegant and timeless touch. Discover the LEMA collections designed by Roberto Lazzeroni to bring the perfect harmony between form and substance into your space.

Squire and Partners is an international architecture and design firm based in London, founded in 1976. With over forty years of experience, the studio is renowned for its narrative approach that combines craftsmanship and contemporary design, delivering projects in architecture, interior design, and bespoke products. Their portfolio includes urban masterplans, public buildings, residences, offices, and commercial spaces, all distinguished by a strong focus on context and timeless architecture. In 2023, the studio signed its first collaboration with LEMA.

Steve Leung is a renowned designer and architect from Hong Kong, celebrated for his contemporary style that blends Eastern harmony with modernity. With over thirty years of international experience, Leung has collaborated with LEMA to create collections that enhance the balance between essential volumes, fine materials, and artisanal details. His furnishing solutions foster feelings of warmth and well-being, transforming every environment into a sophisticated and welcoming space.

Giuseppe Manente and Abramo Mion founded Studio Kairos in 1980, working primarily in the fields of industrial design, interior architecture, and civil and industrial construction. Awarded the Compasso d’Oro ADI in 1984. From 2008 to 2013, they completed several projects for Lema.

Gabriele Rigamonti, Carla Scorda, and Vittorio Turla founded Studiocharlie in 2002. Together, they design functional objects that are capable of surprising with their essential nature, revealing a profound design philosophy beyond the apparent formal simplicity. They were honored for their projects in 2004 with an Honorable Mention at the 20th Compasso d’Oro ADI and with the Compasso d’Oro ADI 2018. For Lema, they created the Conchiglia sideboard in 2011.

After studying with Shiro Kuramata and Issey Miyake, in 2000 he opened his studio in Tokyo. He designed projects for Issey Miyake and A-POC stores, as well as the installation titled Issey Miyake Making Things for the Cartier Foundation in Paris. He has received numerous awards and some of his creations are displayed in the permanent collections of the world's most prestigious museums: the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the Vitra Design Museum, and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. For Lema, he designed the Mirage mirror in 2013.

Vittorio Prato is an Italian designer specializing in interior and product design, renowned for blending classical elegance with contemporary details. With a background in architecture and a keen sensitivity to materials, Prato has collaborated with LEMA to create collections distinguished by essential volumes, tactile surfaces, and sophisticated finishes. His creations enhance the value of exquisite materials such as solid wood, refined marbles, and satin metals, with modular and custom solutions that transform living rooms, bedrooms, and contract spaces into comfortable and sophisticated luxury environments.

Ximi Li earned a Master's degree in Furniture Design from the Politecnico di Milano and a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design from the China Academy of Art. Before founding Ximi Li Design, he worked with renowned designers Andrea Branzi and Luca Trazzi in Italy, developing a unique style aimed at exploring the synthesis between Italian and Chinese cultures. Since 2017, Ximi Li Design Studio has sought to explore cultural elements from around the world, reflecting on their historical roots with the intent to communicate them through rigorous and creative design languages. The Shanghai-based studio is active in furniture design, interior design, and creative direction. In 2019, Ximi was named "Rising Talents China" by Maison & Object. In the same year, he was recognized as one of the prominent "40 under 40" designers shaping Hong Kong and Greater China by Perspective Magazine, and as one of the future leaders of the "Generation T 100" by Tatler. Since 2021, Ximi Li has been teaching creative design courses at the China Academy of Art.