Fratelli Rossetti and Andrea Ghisoni present “Atlantico”
A dialogue between matter, form and nature
On the occasion of Milano Design Week 2026, the historic windows of the Fratelli Rossetti boutique at Corso Magenta 17 will host “Atlantico”, a collection of vases and centerpieces designed by Andrea Ghisoni and promoted by Riccardo Benedini.
Born from a single block of marble, Atlantico takes shape through a subtractive process that reveals essential objects defined by a precise function. Monolithic, single-material elements designed to inhabit everyday spaces with discretion, enhancing what surrounds them.
The installation creates a dialogue between the collection pieces and a selection of Fratelli Rossetti footwear, comparing objects that differ in function yet share a common language of craftsmanship, research, and attention to detail.
The window display, developed in collaboration with set designer Sonia Pravato, interprets the collection through a light composition, permeable to light and gaze. The solid volumes of marble alternate with natural elements, integrating among the forms and introducing an organic, ever-changing dimension that amplifies the dialogue between solids and voids, matter and space.
Craftsmanship and manual work define each piece, made unique by the intrinsic variations of every marble block, in a balance between formal rigor and material sensitivity that reflects the identity of Fratelli Rossetti.
To present the project to the press, Fratelli Rossetti finally chose the hand of illustrator Gianluca Ferracin: the Venetian artist translates onto paper the soul of each window of the Corso Magenta 17 boutique, giving life to an original illustrated narrative.
Andrea Ghisoni’s “Atlantico” for Fratelli Rossetti is a project conceived and made possible by curator and art dealer Riccardo Benedini, known for promoting artists, designers, and craftsmen through highly tailored furniture projects and collaborative experiences with fashion and lifestyle companies.
On Thursday, April 23rd, the boutique will host an exclusive invitation-only event, offering guests the opportunity to immerse themselves in the universe of the collection and in the dialogue between fashion, design, and material.
The installation will be on view throughout the Salone del Mobile, from April 21 to 26.
For over seventy years, Fratelli Rossetti has stood out for its ability to combine craftsmanship and innovation, leading both small and major revolutions in the fashion landscape. A journey that continues today with consistency and renewed energy, always marked by the unmistakable elegance that defines the brand.
Andrea Ghisoni is a designer and founder of Studio Intervallo, a practice that develops design projects characterized by strong material research and an essential approach to form. The studio’s work moves between object and space, exploring the relationship between function, perception, and context.
Riccardo Benedini is an art dealer who creates highly tailored and custom-made furniture projects, collaborating with artists, designers, and craftsmen. His Milan studio, located at Via Voghera 14, is not only a showroom showcasing innovative material languages, but also operates as a press office in the fields of design, fashion, and lifestyle, promoting exhibitions and experiences centered on the world of objects.
Sonia Pravato works across interior consulting, set design, styling, and creative consultancy. Her work stands out for its sensitive approach to image construction and to the relationship between objects, space, and visual storytelling. Through cross-disciplinary contamination and ongoing research, she develops projects with strong attention to composition, color, and detail.
Gianluca Ferracin is a Venetian illustrator. His work is distinguished by the search for an intimate dialogue with reality, expressed through scenes, people, memories, and details emerging from often neutral or pastel backgrounds. His illustrations combine a background in fashion with personal themes and inspirations drawn from graphic design, cinema, and photography. As an illustrator, he has collaborated with brands such as Emporio Armani, Paoloni, Wyler Vetta, as well as his own brand, of which he is co-owner, Edithmarcel.
