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Dearkids
Dearkids has been designing and manufacturing child bedrooms for over forty years. Successive generations have kept up with the changing tastes, the changing needs for space, the growing desire to enjoy day and night areas alike, transforming these inputs coming from the world of children and parents into products that are true to the principles of creativity and quality. An aspect, the latter, of paramount importance, determined by specific choices, expertise, and the fact that the company is located in the province of Como, in the most important Furniture Manufacturing District in Italy, devoted to excellence in terms of design and materials used.

Littlephant
Littlephant is created by designer, illustrator and author Camilla Lundsten and was launched in 2012.  Their product are designed with a swedish attitude and quirky expression. Fall in love with soft blankets, bags with multiple purposes, lovely mugs, creative wall-stickers and clever accessories and books. All decorated with unique patterns or characters from the world of Littlephant. To them, caring for others and the world around us is essential.  Therefore some of the profit goes straight to charity. Therefor the Littlephant products are only produced in factories that meet very high demands. And therefor all of their products are made with respect for the air that we breathe and the people around us. 

Charles Zana
For twenty years from Paris to London, via Gstaad, Tel Aviv and Monaco, Charles Zana has shared his taste and expertise in the most beautiful residential and public interiors around the world. In two decades the architect, a graduate of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, has found his voice, forging his style and axes of influence, on the lookout for discerning clients demanding a unique vision. This vision is above all that of a lover of art, passionate about design, who speaks like an extract from key teachings. 

Charles Zana demonstrates an inexhaustible eloquence when asked to talk about a gallerist’s latest exhibition or the great masters of Italian design, from Andrea Branzi to Ettore Sottsass, not forgetting Enzo Mari. This passion is his trademark. But to reduce him to a specialist in Italian design would be a faux pas to be avoided. For each project he has a dual approach. 

First, that of a rigorous architect well versed in construction work, seeking comfort, fluid circulations, details, harmony, symmetry and discrete technology, but also capable of a nod to assimilating, when necessary, the history of places, of appropriating and of revisiting, of magnifying or of “twisting”. A cultured aesthete, Charles Zana showcases the works of his clients, collectors whose eye he supports, like a curator of an exhibition. Referencing sculpture, abstraction, drawing and installation art, for each project he writes a new story, giving it greater conceptual value.