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Diamant Versatile: “I Want Furniture That Continues to Communicate When It Isn’t Being Used” – On Spatial Presence, Material and Contemporary Design

Between Brussels and Paris, Diamant Versatile finds inspiration in two contrasting rhythms, transforming architectural discipline, movement, and material tension into collectible design. Diamant Bytyci approaches furniture as spatial presence, balancing function with sculpture and architecture. His practice embraces experimentation, classical references, contemporary minimalism, and objects designed to communicate beyond use.

Letícia Zamboni: “To Create Something Truly Unique, You First Need to Understand What Makes That Person Unique” – The Brazilian Architect on Eccentricity, Futurism and Creative Identity

In this interview, Letícia Zamboni discusses her architectural roots in Pato Branco, Studio Lunno’s philosophy of timeless futurism, and Paradoxia, her Tokyo studio with Japanese partners. She explores eccentricity, her furniture line, client trust, a music-centered apartment project that spawned TARZ speakers, and her dream of designing in Sweden or Norway.

Manuela Wyszynski: Building Manushi and the Art of Curating Timeless Objects

For Manuela Wyszynski, great design is never just about beauty. In this interview with Emaho, the founder of Manushi reflects on vintage objects, patina, craftsmanship and curation, explaining why the most meaningful interiors are built through memory, emotion and timeless pieces that are cherished, lived with and passed between generations.

Andrea Bonini: Designing the Soul of Stone and Steel with Italian Craftsmanship

“Authenticity begins with the material itself. For Andrea Bonini, marble and steel are not simply construction elements but the emotional foundation of every project. In this conversation with Emaho, the Italian designer reflects on craftsmanship, timeless luxury, and why true design is shaped by materials, culture, and enduring quality.”

Roham Babaei Fard: Making Iranian Art Wearable, One Piece at a Time

In this interview with Emaho Magazine, Roham Babaei Fard explores the intersection of architecture, nature, and jewelry design. Inspired by historical artifacts, antique adornments, and the intricate forms of flowers, birds, and insects, he shares how memory, craftsmanship, and material experimentation inform his contemporary practice and distinctive visual language.

Alberto Essesi: Industrial Design, Risk, and the Courage to Innovate

In this interview with Emaho Magazine, industrial designer Alberto Esses reflects on his journey from Tesla and Mytra Robotics to co-founding Essesi, sharing his philosophy on innovation, collectible design, AI, craftsmanship and creative freedom. He discusses why curiosity, risk-taking and thinking beyond categories remain central to meaningful design.