Mario Mazzer

Mario Mazzer, an Italian architect and industrial designer, was born in 1950 in Conegliano, Italy. Mario Mazzer graduated from the Polytechnic University of Milan with a degree in architecture in 1978 and received a diploma in industrial design from the Milan Higher School of Design in 1979.

Mario Mazzer founded the Mario Mazzer Architects studio in Conegliano Veneto in 1980. The studio works across architecture, industrial design and interior design, as well as art direction and strategic consulting. Mario Mazzer contributes to cultural discussions about design through lectures and exhibitions worldwide.

Main achievements and awards:

1991: Winner of the Young & Design competition.
1996: Received an honorary award at the annual ID Annual Design Review competition in New York.
2004: Included in the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Encyclopedia of Design in New York.
2009 to 2011: Received five Good Design Awards and three Red Dot Awards.
His work was selected multiple times for the ADI Design Index and International Design Yearbook.
In architecture, Mario Mazzer received the World Architecture Award, American Architecture Prize, Architizer Award and Interior Magazine Best of the Year Award. Collaboration with Bonaldo:

Mario Mazzer collaborates with the Italian furniture factory Bonaldo, designing various interior pieces for the brand. Mario Mazzer's work for Bonaldo includes the Isola, Outline, Duffy, Tree and Tree Light collections. The products combine contemporary design with functionality, bringing together visual appeal and practical use.

Personal life and style:

Mario Mazzer also pursues painting and has participated in the Venice Biennale. Mario Mazzer's eclectic personality appears in the ability to design a skyscraper while also developing the details of a chair. Mario Mazzer is known for a strong work ethic and prefers to wear exclusively black clothing.

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