Millim Studio



About

Millim is a multidisciplinary creative studio.
Founded in Rome by Chiara Pellicano and Edoardo Giammarioli. Their gaze is aimed at the research and construction of new forms of expression that create stable connections between culture, art, design and communication. The studio works in the fields of creative consultancy, art direction, product design and collectible design.
In 2024 Millim Studio was selected among the 20 Talents by AD Germany. In 2019 the studio won the Wallpaper* Design Award in the “Best Dream Design Factory” category.

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Atelier

2024__XYZ__Chandelier
2023__Marbelicious__O bench
2023__Marbelicious__S bench
2023__Marbelicious__Bookcase
2023__Marbelicious__Storage
2022__Cutout__Table Collection
2022__Cutout__Vase Collection
2022__Miscellaneous__Side Table
2018__Re&Regina__Oil Lamps


Collaborations

2021__Alter__Studio F
2019__Twins__Coffee Tables
2019__Fusion__Secondome Gallery
2019__S.U.P.__Luisaviaroma
2018__Glitch__Secondome Gallery


Exhibitions

2024__Thema__Baranzate Ateliers 2024__Metalique__Label201
2024__HKDI Gallery__Hong Kong
2023__Venice Design Biennial
2023__ADI Design Museum
2023__Piazza di Siena__Villa Borghese
2023__Moderna
2023__CUMTLB
2023__Fuori Contesto
2023__Contemporary Cluster
2022__EDIT Napoli
2022__In Search of Lost Time
2022__Origins__MDW22
2022__Villa Borghese
2022__Collectible Fair
2021__Lake Como Design Festival
2019__Still Moving
2019__Videocittà
2019__Lake Como Design Festival
2019__Maison & Objet
2018__Twiner #6
2018__Ventura Future
2018__Match
2017__Ladies & Gentlemen
2017__Operae


info@millimstudio.com
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2024__Metalique__Label201                              

Exhibitions



Label201 Gallery
Rome, Italy
ph: ©Flavia Rossi


The hand-turning process becomes both element and tool of narration, passage, and transformation. The return to the artisanal roots of this ancient decorative technique offers the opportunity to explore a relationship with production whose rhythms are marked by manual dexterity. Metalique strips the material of its original form with the aim of discovering beauty in absence.

The products of the collection are characterized by absolute uniqueness as they are the result of human labor and processes not entirely controlled. The turned legs appear both firm and dynamic simultaneously, in a play of light that emphasizes the material's profile. The remnants, aluminum shavings left behind during the process, take on their own individuality as remnants of a unified body, laid at its feet. Metalique explores the irrepeatable through subtraction. What is taken away leaves a mark and emphasizes what remains.