Cristina celestino

Italian architect Cristina Celestino is the last person you’d expect to have an understated home. Since founding the studio Attico Design in 2011, she’s cultivated her own brand of baroque, feminine maximalism, one rooted in classical Milanese style and heavy on color and texture. Many of her furnishings feature feathers, florals, or fringe.

Located in a Brutalist concrete building designed in 1978 by architect Bodini Massimo Camillo, the apartment mixes blunter aesthetics with a kind of sweetness.

Intervista con la designer che ci regala un viaggio su un tram del 1928 e una collezione per Fornace Brioni in grado di evocare un passato indelebile.

Cristina Celestino designs the Gala seating system for Saba with a subtle nod to the retro-future aesthetics of sofas in the ‘70s.

La creativa ci presenta in anteprima il nuovo studio milanese, specchio di una verve ricercata e irresistibilmente femminile.

Private House, refined brutalism

Caffè Populaire by Lambert et Fils and DWA Design Studio at Alcova.

Cristina Celestino latest work for Fornace Brioni presented at this year Milan Design Week is a mosaic tiles collection of great visual impact.

La designer rinnova uno spazio di 120 metri quadri in dialogo con l'edificio che lo ospita, un condominio in stile brutalista degli Anni 70 La designer rinnova uno spazio di 120 metri quadri in dialogo con l'edificio che lo ospita, un condominio in stile brutalista degli Anni 70