Architect and designer Enrico Azzimonti founded his own studio in 1994. It is currently located in an early-20th-century factory on the grand Napoleonic boulevard of Sempione that once linked Milan to Paris.
Design is his passion, and his goal every day is to innovate in his designs and perfect his products, collaborating with businesses to ensure that Italian industrial design is a winning strategy for the international market. He dedicates himself with equal passion to small product series and to grand-scale productions, applying the true designer’s art and craft to every new challenge he faces.
Over the course of his twenty-year career, he has worked with the IUAV Universities of Venice and San Marino, La Sapienza University in Rome, and the Marangoni Institute in Milan, and has taught at Milan’s Istituto Europeo di Design for over ten years.
He aims for functionality to be the backbone of industrial design in his work, able to meet real-world needs through visions, ideas and designs both important and simple. To that end he has worked with major companies including Lavazza, Lumen Center Italia, TVS, Fratelli Guzzini, Coop, and JVC.
His works are featured in the trade press, in competitions, exhibitions and shows, in Italy and abroad. A selection of his designs is included in the permanent collection of the Museu de les Arts Decoratives in Barcelona.

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