Paola Navone

Paola Navone

Paola Navone, a prominent designer for Baxter, embodies a unique blend of influences that span the globe. Her work is characterized by an eclectic and imaginative style, which reflects her rich cultural experiences and deep love for the flavors and colors of the southern hemisphere. Navone's designs are a fusion of the vibrant, diverse traditions of the South with the refined, structured aesthetics of the West. This combination results in pieces that are both innovative and timeless, resonating with a global audience.

Her approach to design is marked by a relentless curiosity and a passion for exploring new materials, forms, and structures. Whether drawing inspiration from the past, present, or future, Navone's creations are always infused with a sense of adventure and a deep appreciation for craftsmanship. She is known for her ability to seamlessly integrate traditional techniques with modern sensibilities, creating pieces that are as functional as they are beautiful.

At Baxter, Navone's work has been instrumental in defining the brand's identity, particularly in its use of unique materials and finishes. Her designs often feature unexpected combinations of textures and colors, creating a sense of playfulness and sophistication. Through her collaboration with Baxter, Paola Navone continues to push the boundaries of contemporary design, offering fresh, compelling visions that capture the essence of global cultural fusion.

Designers

Alberto Colonello

Alberto Colonello was born in Milan in 1976. He is a designer associated with an experimental concept of design based on technological innovation. After graduating in Interior Design and completing his master’s degree, he began his career in 1998 and gained recognition in international competitions such as Cevisama, Young &Design, and Intérieur. He presented his furniture collection at the Salone Satellite in Milan in 2002 and 2003. For Boffi, Alberto Colonello designed the Single kitchen in 2004. In 2005, the mono-block kitchen was awarded Best Kitchen for small spaces in Wallpaper* magazine and included in the ADI Design Index 2005. He also designed the On/Off Kitchen Block in 2008 and the On/Off ST Kitchen Block in 2014. In 2006, he designed the coat hook Ambrogio for Moco, a division of Minottiitalia Trading, and was invited to exhibit his works at the “Idee” show at East & Studios in Milan.

Elisa Ossino

Elisa Ossino is an architect, stylist, and interior designer. Born in Sicily, she trained in Milan at Politecnico. In 2006, she established Elisa Ossino Studio, focusing on art direction, set design, styling, residential and commercial interiors, and product design. Her work combines geometrical abstraction, monochromes, and metaphysical and surrealist references. Essential lines and geometries are central to her designs, and she designed the Elementi bathroom system for Boffi in 2017.

Zaha Hadid

Zaha Hadid was an architect who pushed the boundaries of architecture and urban design. Her work ranged from urban-scale projects to products, interiors, and furniture, exploring new spatial concepts and intensifying existing urban landscapes. She studied architecture at the Architectural Association from 1972 and received the Diploma Prize in 1977. She became a partner of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, taught at the AA with OMA collaborators Rem Koolhaas and Elia Zenghelis, and later led her own studio at the AA until 1987. She was Professor at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria, and at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, and she was the Eero Saarinen Visiting Professor of Architectural Design at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut.