Antonello Mosca

Antonello Mosca was born in Milan and gained a degree in Architecture at Milan Polytechnic. In 1964 he started work as an internal architect, on apartments, villas and showrooms in Milan, London, Rome, Naples and Capri.

Biography

Background

Antonello Mosca was born in Milan and gained a degree in Architecture at Milan Polytechnic. In 1964 he started work as an internal architect, on apartments, villas and showrooms in Milan, London, Rome, Naples and Capri.

Signature Style

He designs stands for exhibitions and fairs, such as the ICE and other venues in Paris, Frankfurt and Shanghai. In textiles he founded Tessilforum, the Consortium of Italian Textile Producers, and worked for 12 years as a textile consultant for Bayer, producing an edition of 'Visiona' together with the fashion stylist Ferre'.

Notable Works

His designs for Giorgetti include Alina, Giorgina, Margot, Athene, Musa and Topaze.

Legacy

Mosca directed the periodical 'Casamica' for 23 years and founded 'Bravacasa' and 'In Casa'. He wrote numerous furnishing articles for 'il Corriere della Sera', was responsible for furniture pages in 'Il Resto del Carlino', and collaborates with 'Il Giornale' on weekly articles about the home, architecture and urbanism.