Studio e Bottega is born from the encounter between Enzo Maria Serafini and Maddalena Bizzi: man and woman, different generations, complementary sensibilities finding common ground in the project. The studio is a place for thought and design; the workshop is relational, open to brands, fashion, and art.

Here, the two dimensions coexist, weaving work, research, and display into a single system. The space reads as a museum-like path running through the working environment, where materials, objects, and products enter the scene without disrupting everyday practice.

At the core is "SOSPENDO", the suspended display system conceived to place the exhibition in overlay with the studio’s spaces: an elevated layer above the workstations, where designing and displaying happen at once, dissolving the boundary between studio and workshop.

Outdoors, the same idea becomes a route: planted platforms alternate in a checkerboard rhythm with exhibition platforms, shaping a sequence for brands and art starting from the entrance.

Launched during Salone del Mobile, the format is not a temporary setup but a lasting operational model—an active platform where companies and art become a continuous, generative presence.