-When Massimo and I entered his home for the first time, he had already drawn at least 100 vases inspired by his clothes for our collection together, and had arranged them along the entire sofa. We selected the best, and this is where one of our biggest challenges began. I reinterpreted the designer’s sketches wanting to make his dream come true by emphasizing the lively forms and giving them a sculptural identity. Together we translated the clothes into monumental architecture, chose the colours that most represented his story and gave life to the amazing pieces, says Jean-Christophe Clair, Artistic Director of Rometti while talking about the new and extraordinary collaboration with one of the most iconic stylists of all time: Roberto Capucci.

Sara Ricciardi’s vision of colors, metaphors and organic shapes unfold in the series of limited edition vase-sculptures created with Rometti and developing the concept of the seed. The vase-sculptures will be presented from 23rd September until 20th November at Palazzo Brancaccio, the Contemporary Cluster’s new space, in a single show curated by Giacomo Guidi, Artistic Director and Co-founder of the gallery with arch. Giorgia Cerulli.

From 4th September to 31st October, the Quadreria space becomes the theatre for Fittile, a journey into ceramics curated by the artist, architect and designer Ugo La Pietra. The iconic figure of Italian applied arts wanted the monumental presence of Rometti among the works on display: two Totems, in a special terracotta finish, act as supporting columns at the entrance to the show. Another exclusive space was given to the last great work of Jean-Christophe Clair, Artistic Director of Rometti: Arythmie has an enveloping and incessant Baroque air. The vase tells of an energy that dances and evolves, an entrelac of music and ceramics that blends the multifaceted artistic paths of its author.

The French capital is hosting a unique event; an auction of unique and timeless pieces by style icon Chantal Thomass. Famous auction house Millon presents more than 600 objects signed by the multifaceted and irreverent artist ranging from prêt-à-porter to haute-couture, lingerie and accessories, to design. This is a unique opportunity for collectors from all over the world, who will be able to view and bid for unique pieces from the past, (which have been stored at a constant temperature of 15 ° in the designer’s personal archive), as well as to buy new objects from exclusive collaborations. Among the most characteristic and charismatic pieces are a collection of vases created with Rometti, a company that has been producing artistic pieces that embody the uniqueness of craftsmanship and soul of Italian manufacturing since 1927 .

-“We don’t only design objects, we design moments.- With these words, fashion icon Kenzo Takada presents the lifestyle interior project K 三founded with Jonathan Bouchet Manheim, Engelbert Honorat and Wanda Jelmini. Divided into three moods touching different elements of decoration, K 三 has created with Rometti ceramic pieces that represent a colourful ode to life.

The iconic Commutatore, on display at the exhibition, reveals an alternative way of experiencing urban space, looking at the world from an atypical perspective. Ugo La Pietra loves to explore reality by unhinging its values ​​and approved spaces. Architect, designer, artist, director, editor and teacher he doesn’t like the division between disciplines but appreciates craftsmanship and local traditions and particularly identifies ceramic as a ductile and stimulating material, that blends art and technique. Above all, he links creation to a specific place, where you “ look for the form that comes from our experiences instead of from imposed patterns”.

With a long and fruitful collaboration of over 20 years, Rometti has entrusted prototypes, quality control and the throwing of vases for their most important collaborations, and now Bernardo Temperoni has received the coveted MAM recognition.

2020 brings a new collection by Chantal Thomass for Rometti, presented during the Parisian Design Week, in the splendid home of the French stylist and designer. One of the most acclaimed events by the Parisian press, who loved the renewed collaboration and the fusion of the designer’s femininity and Rometti’s know-how.

A union thanks to the extraordinary treasures that are found where Rometti has its foundations. The collaboration with Fresh, arose spontaneously and naturally. The material unites, binds, and transforms itself into different beauty tools, sharing the same DNA; the clay becomes an excellent cosmetic product for Fresh, and a decorative piece of art for Rometti.

The collaboration with Roche-Bobois was born in 2012, with the presentation of the Waterline and Radian coffee tables by Cédric Ragot, a success that is still one of the company’s best-sellers today. The following year, for the fifteenth anniversary of the death of Jean Cocteau, Rometti produced a set of plates and vases using his iconic illustrative technique. Given the extraordinary success, the collaboration was consolidated further in 2016 with the collection by Kenzo Takada for Roche-Bobois.