Michele Anderlini · Interior & Product Designer

I design only what can truly be built.

Interior, product and hospitality design: a visual narrative shaped by materials, bespoke furniture, atmosphere and technical control.

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Three kinds of client, one method

Design starts with real life.

A home, a hospitality venue and an industrial product have different needs. What they should share is function, durability and a clear reason to exist.

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Home and residential

Interior design, renovations, kitchens, bespoke furniture and immersive project review.

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Hospitality

Hotels, restaurants, chalets and spaces that turn a stay into an experience.

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Companies

Product design, systems, prototypes and collaborations built to reach production.

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First the workshop, then the design

A craftsman in the digital future.

I learned to recognise timber, workmanship and mistakes before I ever dealt with style. Today I use rendering, virtual reality and artificial intelligence, but technology remains a tool in service of what must be built.

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Selected projects

From tangible transformation to visionary concept.

A selection spanning residential, hospitality, restaurants and Alpine design.

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The Designmad method

Five systems for reading the same space.

RESPIRO, RITMO, MATERIA, SARTORIA and ECO are not slogans: they are practical design checks, each with its own dedicated page.

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Michele Anderlini using virtual reality in the studio
Virtual reality

Before I explain the idea, I let you experience it.

Immersive review makes it possible to perceive proportions, circulation and material choices before construction. It reduces misunderstandings and supports more informed decisions.

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The first step is getting to know each other

Do you have a space or product to transform?

Tell me about the context, what you need and what is not working. The first conversation helps us understand whether we can build something serious together.

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