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Paolo Deganello’s House | Living Magazine

April 2025 — A Special Issue for Milan Design Week

A photographic portrait of architect and designer Paolo Deganello’s Milan home, created for Living magazine. Published in the special April 2025 issue dedicated to Milan Design Week, the feature pays tribute to one of the great masters of Italian design, internationally recognised for his pioneering contribution to radical and experimental design. The series explores the dialogue between architecture, design and personal memory, revealing a domestic space shaped by decades of experimentation, objects and collected references.

Paolo Deganello sitting on the Superonda Spots sofa, designed in 1967 with Archizoom Associati and produced in a limited edition by Poltronova.
Paolo Deganello’s living room with a large Venini lamp, a Cassina sofa, Aeo armchairs, a Ycami floor lamp and a Documenta Chair by Vitra.
Paolo Deganello’s studio with a drafting table covered with drawings and bookshelves filled with books; the Aurora lamp designed for Venini hangs on the wall.
Paolo Deganello sitting on the Superonda Spots sofa in the living room, with a family armchair, a table and a vase made by his son Carmine.
A bedroom with a unique bed made for an exhibition in Tokyo, a green 1980s Driade wardrobe and original 1920s cement tiles. A view inside Paolo Deganello’s home showing a staircase, design objects, drawings, photographs, models and a large display of design references on the wall.
Paolo Deganello standing in the doorway of his Milan home, wearing glasses and a purple scarf.