Studio Dome: A Multifaceted and Dynamic Team of Italian Interior Designers in Milan

If the reality of Dome Milano Studio, a temple of architecture and interior design in Milan, were to be represented on a sheet of white paper through a continuous and thin line of well-tempered pencil, the result would certainly be a dense network, the union of an almost infinite number of points scattered on different layers, representative of a specific reality: people, places, skills, inspirations, projects.

At the center of the union, two recognizable elements are clearly highlighted: Rachele Pellegatta, founder, art director and head designer of Dome, and Milan, the city from which everything, 5 years ago, this definitive new project began and where, even today, in a dynamic and multifaceted context, the work of a consolidated team of architects and interior designers from Milan comes to life and embraces increasingly broader and more complex design and geographical contexts.

In fact, Dome Milano Studio is not only synonymous with a group of architects from Milan active in the field of interior architecture and interior design, but also and above all, of an innovative reality that interprets home-making and interior design as a real mission of research, study and skilful fusion between made in Italy and international influences, between past and future, between concreteness and imagination.

Inside the network woven by Dome's team of architects from Milan we find a multitude of external collaborators: craftsmen of wood, metals, stone and marble, people who they make the knowledge and transformation of the material their excellence, mass-produced and bespoke manufacturers of design furniture, gallery owners and professionals in the most diverse design disciplines capable of supporting every new project.

Emotionally and professionally tied with a double knot, to Milan and to the Brianza area of her origins, known worldwide for the excellence of manufacturing companies in the furniture sector, has sustained, over the years of education and maturation of her professional skills in interior architecture and interior design, far-off suggestions and inspirations and has experienced fusions which, even today , they are incubators of the new, of the unprecedented, of the surprising applied to the multifaceted design process.

Rachele's background in the furniture and design field has found a natural evolution in interior architecture and interior design, also thanks to the in-depth knowledge of the most prestigious names in Italian design and the ability to sustain suggestions linked to the numerous travel experiences as a stimulus to produce unprecedented stylistic overlaps, the lifeblood of each new project. Precisely these latter mentioned are configured as a characterizing feature of Dome's proposals, tracing a main theme that, from one project, leads to another and to yet another.

A series of transparent diaphragms that, attested on the street, open to the light, the air, the dynamism of Milanese city life but also, inside, a series of intimate and private spaces that enclose the beating heart of the design process. This, in a spatial synthesis, is the reality of Dome Milano Studio in its new headquarters in via Giovanni Boccaccio 4, located in a historic building which, with its facade divided in large opening windows and precious decorations, constitutes a piece of an urban backdrop with a timeless charm, capable of telling Milan and its history.

Let's peek inside. A lush green wall, appealing with life and a concrete symbol of Dome's interest in sustainability and environmental ethics, suggests, without completely revealing it, what happens in the Studio. Materials and colors gathered on the wall in attractive and sophisticated moodboards and a table, ready to welcome guests, already suggest a design way of working. Those who enter, at first glance distracted by the space that welcomes them, already know that they will experience an experience with an exclusive character, focused on the creation or transformation of their own home.