Camp Design Gallery

Four Characters in the First Act by Adam Nathaniel Furman (2017) at Camp Design Gallery

Photo © Federico Floriani
Residual Time Energy Blowout by David Lindberg (2015) at Camp Design Gallery

Photo © Giulio Boem
Pantheon/Pantheoff by Analogia Project (2015)

Photo © Giulio Boem
Marble Deckchair by Veronica Todisco (2015)

Photo © Camp Design Gallery
Naked Raku—Fire Reduction I by Paolo Spalluto (2015)

Photo © Camp Design Gallery
Vase | no.165 | 114 | 21 by Omer Polak (2015)

Photo © Camp Design Gallery
Camp Design Gallery

Photo © Giada Paoloni for Pamono

Camp Design Gallery was founded in 2015 in the Navigli district of Milan by curators Beatrice Bianco and Valentina Lucio. Dedicated to fostering critical, conceptual, deeply researched design projects, the gallery commissions unique and limited-edition objects and installations from Italian and international talents, including Adam Nathaniel Furman, Paolo Ganzato, David Lindberg, Analogia Project, Paolo Spalluto, Dossofiorito, and Zaven. To produced their original, collectible design collections, Bianco and Lucio partner with expert craftspeople in Italy and elsewhere in Europe.

To learn more about Camp, check out Pamono’s story The Futurists—Part 1: Camp Design Gallery thrives at the nexus of crafted, critical, and collectible.

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