Studiopepe first came to be in 2006 founded by the design duo Arianna Lelli Mami and Chiara Di Pinto. Now the brand is currently nominated for the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2019. Know a little more about this Milanese furniture brand.

Since their appearance, this brand has dedicated itself to the creation of fine furniture, objects, interiors and recently clothing. The designers Arianna Lelli Mami and Chiara Di Pinto have been featured in many articles during the past year.

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Probably one of 2018’s highest points for Studiopepe was the Club Unseen installation during Milan Design Week. This was conceived as being a private members’ club with seven distinct rooms all of which had bespoke interiors that joined together several design elements such as graphic shapes, grid patterns, pastels, and metallic finishes.

Club Unseen had a series of rooms laid out in a linear format, all of them filled with furniture, lighting, and finishes custom-designed by Studiopepe, as well as other classic and contemporary pieces and decorative elements which came from almost 30 different brands.

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One of the big highlights of Studiopepe was their work on one floor of the Amsterdam homeware store Co van der Horst. This project unveiled in late March had as its main feature a 30-foot-long wall clad with different-colored marbles. These marbles were arranged in geometric patterns which interlock with each other.

Recently Studiopepe tried its luck in the fashion field with the womenswear label Alysi. This has the goal of designing one sophisticated boutique. For now, there aren’t any relevant pieces of information about this boutique: only that it will open in the city of Milan.

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