21st July 2026
Urdesign Mag: Utensili Obliati
Utensili Obliati at Palazzo Migazzi, Cogolo di Peio (4 July–27 September 2026). It recounts the research through which the designer, born in Val di Peio and now based in Milan, collected the valley's obsolete linen and woodworking tools, presented as objects of great formal precision, "design without an author." The piece describes the two mirrored rooms (linen and wood) and reflects on the valley's cultural value beyond tourism.
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11th July 2026
Interni Magazine: Utensili Obliati
A portrait of Alessio Ramundo, a designer from Trentino, and the exhibition Utensili Obliati at Palazzo Migazzi, Cogolo di Peio (running until September 27th). The piece describes how the exhibition brings to light 36 tools tied to the historic linen and wood production chains of Val di Peio and Val di Sole, many of them on loan from METS.
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21st May 2026
Sciscioré. Il gioco come gesto alpino
Natura and Bug Stool are part of Sciscioré, an exhibition curated by Anna Quinz at ADI Design Museum, Milan. The project explores design from Trentino-Alto Adige through the lens of play, bringing together historical objects, design icons, contemporary products and prototypes across ten thematic sections — from traditional craft to industrial production, from established masters to emerging designers.
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13th February 2026
Ades: tra artigianato alpino, natura e design contemporaneo
A portrait of Alessio Ramundo and the origins of Ades, a design platform rooted in the craft traditions of Val di Peio, Trentino. The piece traces the project from its beginnings as a graduation thesis to a structured initiative connecting designers, local craftspeople and communities — through workshops held directly in artisan workshops, where traditional techniques in wood and linen are transmitted and translated into contemporary objects. Ramundo reflects on his dual identity, shaped by alpine origins and eight years of practice in Milan, and on a design approach guided by material honesty, process and the belief that only objects with a genuine story endure.
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5th December 2025
Ades: a design platform to preserve and renew Alpine's local know-how
A feature on Ades, a design platform conceived to preserve and renew Alpine craft heritage. The article explores how material research and local knowledge can inform a contemporary design practice rooted in territory.
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