GIOBAGNARA

A grammar of curves, volumes, and unexpected silhouettes.

Designed by Francesco Balzano for GIOBAGNARA, the Ossicle trays recall the “Jeu des Osselets”, with roots in ancient Greece and Rome, and turns it into a contemporary play of leather, marble, and form.

Monolithic, fluid, and shaped for days in full light.

At the threshold between indoors and out, every detail matters.

The Ecusson tall storage basket by GIOBAGNARA x ELIE SAAB keeps the gesture minimal: a clean vertical form marked by the monogram, where light passes through and changes the surface.

Defined, enduring, and made for the season beyond the walls.

ELIE SAAB MAISON

A ball crosses the air. A rope turns. A trunk opens onto lunch beneath the sky.

For GIOBAGNARA x POLTRONA FRAU, summer pastimes take shape through Pelle Frau® leather, walnut, maple, and woven details. Rackets made for the seaside, a jump rope that brings rhythm into motion, and a picnic trunk prepared for every pleasure of the table.

Playful, considered, and ready to leave the indoors behind.

Dominoes fall into place, one move setting the next in motion.

Levanto holds the timeless game within a fine leather frame, protected by a clear plexiglass cover.
Opaque plexiglass pieces bring colour to the table in Black, Capri, Mango, Mud, and Royal Blue.

A sequence of dots, pauses, and unexpected turns.
Measured, convivial, and made for long summer afternoons.

A line of leather turns upon itself, crossing and tightening until it becomes Nodo.
An intricate knot held in the warmth of orange.
Playful, precise, and made to follow you everywhere.

Some rooms seem made for silence, others for the subtle electricity of company.

Here, the Monogram Backgammon Case with Handles by GIOBAGNARA x ELIE SAAB finds its natural place: an object that does not simply accompany the ritual of play, but elevates it into a moment of attention, intuition, and shared presence.

Leather, palladium, monogram, movement.
Across the inlaid playing field, the mind slows and sharpens at once, drawn into that rare balance where leisure becomes almost ceremonial.

A quiet architecture for strategy, conversation, and time well spent.

Private residence, Rublyovka, Moscow.
Project by
Architecture by Giuseppe Arnone -
Interiors by Fabiano Vidussi - .fabiano
Furnishings curated by
Photography Alexandr Emauzemauz - .a
ELIE SAAB Maison -

Aboard Orient Express Corinthian, the journey is also told through objects: discreet presences designed to inhabit suites, cabins, and shared spaces with the ease of daily rituals.

GIOBAGNARA creations enter the scene through leather, proportion, and artisanal precision. Functional details become part of the atmosphere, accompanying the rhythm of navigation with tactility, measure, and quiet elegance.

We are proud to sail with orientexpress along a route where every element contributes to the experience, guided by the vision of Maxime d'Angeac.

Copyrights: Masha Kontchakova frontline.studio

Built to last, designed to be recognized.
Tecnocuoio® speaks through pattern, across every setting.

Gary Hume for Giobagnara Art Edition, featured in .

Working with Hume has been a fulfilling experience for Giorgio Bagnara. “I immediately noticed the way he looks at his artworks, the way he strokes them with a sense of elegance and love. You then understand how his subconscious is reflected in his work, how deeply he feels about it.”

The collection began with one question: how do you conceive an artwork as an object? A painting rolled up becomes a vase. Groups of related works gather on the surfaces of trays and boxes, forming small families of objects. Antique painted room dividers become the reference for the typology Hume favours most today.

“The ‘Belarus’ screen interests me,” he says. “The original painting combines the Hanukkah, an angel’s head from the Niemeyer cathedral in Brasilia, and my feelings while watching Come and See, Elem Klimov’s heartrending World War II film. Now it has become a beautiful thing, its function to divide or conceal.”

Our heartfelt thanks to Gary Hume, an artist of immense humanity, for collaborating with Giobagnara. To Nick Vinson for a creative direction of rare elegance. To and Rosa Bertoli for the feature.

Out July 2026.

At Palazzo Donizetti, during Milano Design Week 2026, GIOBAGNARA joins the fourth edition of L’Appartamento by Artemest: a curatorial vision dedicated to Italian Grandeur, where objects become part of a larger architectural narrative shaped by texture, precision, and timeless savoir-faire.
Within this layered setting, Ambretta enters the scene as a measured accent of character. Its softened volume seems to anticipate the hand, while leather is drawn around its form with seamless precision. A burnished brushed bronze k**b emerges like an organic trace, catching the light with restrained intensity.
A dialogue between heritage and contemporary living, shaped by detail.