Nine Italian makers, six of lighting and three of stone furniture, chosen from their catalogues for their closeness to your calm, warm Irish interiors.
You asked us for lighting and stone furniture. Your projects, from Dee’s Kitchen with its natural materials and calm palette to the Louth renovation and the layered, warm living rooms of Yvette and Wexford, favour timeless proportion, oak and sage green, brass details and soft textures. We looked for makers who work in that quiet, natural language.
Reference: theotherroad.ie, Projects pages
Nine ateliers, chosen for you
Out of the 100+ Italian manufacturers in the 101domus network
Lighting
Opal glass and brass
Euroluce
Veneto. Light of Italy; the new Bubbles and Twenty Brand Design collections are contemporary, with satin opal globes on brass, alongside its classic chandeliers.
Why: Brass and crystal pendants drawn across a warm chocolate wall: light used as a sculptural line above a living room.
Brass and glass
IPM Light
Veneto. Table, floor and ceiling lamps, pendants and wall lights in brass and fabric, with made-to-measure shades; the Contemporary 2024 collection is shown here.
Why: Luminous disc wall lights and slim pendants in a sand-toned microcement living room: soft light on natural surfaces.
Hand-blown glass
Stillux
Tuscany. Contemporary Tuscan craft: chandeliers, pendants, wall lights, floor and table lamps in glass and hammered brass or gold-leaf metal.
Why: A crystal chandelier over a cream boiserie room with bouclé seating and terracotta-striped accents: warm, layered and soft.
More lighting
Blown-glass light
Patrizia Volpato
Veneto. Lighting in glass, Murano glass and metal; the Light to Uniqueness 2024 collection uses soft opal glass discs on brass.
Why: A slim brass-and-glass pendant over a long stone-grey table with terracotta vases: calm tones close to your natural palette.
Brass and glass
Esperia Luci
Tuscany. Classic and contemporary lamps in metal, glass and crystal; its contemporary table lamps pair satin brass with opal glass or linen shades.
Why: A sculptural white-globe floor lamp beside an oak sideboard and terracotta vase: soft beige and natural wood.
Brass and alabaster
Badari
Tuscany. Contemporary and Art Déco lighting in brass, copper, iron, crystal and semi-precious stones; the Life collection has brass chandeliers with opal globes and alabaster discs.
Why: Brass branch wall lights over a walnut-and-marble console with bouclé armchairs: warm brass, walnut and soft textures.
Stone furniture
Travertine
Monitillo 1980
Puglia, since 1980. Marble and natural stone: wall and floor coverings, bathrooms, tables and objects. The Home Collection includes tables and consoles in travertine.
Why: An oval travertine dining table with terracotta leather chairs against a stone wall: natural stone in a warm, calm room.
Lecce limestone
Pimar
Puglia. Natural limestone floors, claddings and slabs; its Atelier Furnishing catalogue adds tables, coffee tables and consoles in the same stone.
Why: A vaulted stone room with a limestone-and-brass coffee table and bouclé armchairs: natural stone, quiet and tactile.
Stone and walnut
Ceppi
Lombardy. Contemporary furniture in solid wood, marble and fine fabrics; the Volume 3.2 collection pairs stone tops with walnut and terracotta tones.
Why: Curved bouclé sofas with travertine and wood coffee tables, open to the sea: a light, natural living room with stone tops.
The business case, for this exact selection
9 → 1
ateliers coordinated through a single point of contact instead of nine separate vendor relationships
1
consolidated shipment and customs entry to Ireland, instead of nine independent deliveries
DDP
landed cost (duties + delivery) known upfront, before production starts — no customs surprises
What 101domus actually provides
From the official 101domus overview for design studios
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Direct Access
Unified relationships with 100+ verified Italian manufacturers across furniture, lighting, surfaces, textiles and bespoke production.
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Technical Alignment
Material and production feasibility validated before approval, reducing costly revisions later in the project.
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Consolidated Procurement
One commercial and financial interface across multiple Italian brands, instead of dozens of separate relationships.
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Controlled Logistics
International payments, milestones and delivery managed under a single coordinated framework, worldwide.
100+ selected Italian manufacturers, individually verified · trusted for private villas, premium apartments, hotels & resorts worldwide.
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