Memphis Milano

Post Design revolves around the idea of universal living. As the title suggests, it explores interior landscapes and domestic scenarios that reflect shared visions and collective imagination.

In Alberto Biagetti’s work, the digital world becomes a tool like any traditional instrument—not merely technology, but a living material to be interpreted. Through a personal and multidisciplinary approach, design moves beyond function to focus on aesthetics and symbols that speak to everyone.

Biagetti collects, reworks, and prints universal visual codes onto objects—whether in natural leather, laminate, or fabric—bringing the surface of the world into the home and turning the domestic space into a contemporary observatory.

Post Design is a dialogue between tradition and the future, where perception and imagination come together. The search for materials and ancient techniques meets contemporary elements: brass and leather blend with crystal and color, while laminate surfaces are shaped, printed, and mapped.

Alberto Biagetti’s language is multifaceted and eclectic, moving beyond conventions to offer a new vision of history and the contemporary world—reinterpreting simple lines and everyday objects, layering them with meaning.

Each piece in the Post Design collection speaks to the intimacy of the home and the open spaces that extend from it. The leitmotif: surface and memory. The result is three families of objects united by a shared sensibility and chromatic harmony, revealing stories that are both deeply personal and universally resonant.