Carlo Dal Bianco, architect and designer, opened his studio in Vicenza in 1993.
The Renaissance city represents a precise stylistic and lifestyle choice that becomes the starting point for a close personal and professional relationship with the architecture of Andrea Palladio.
From the beginning, he has been involved in monumental restoration of historical and religious palaces and buildings. His interest in ancient architecture, both for buildings and interior details, and his passion for collecting led him to create his own personal stylistic language that he proposes in his work.
Since 2001 he has been involved in the redevelopment and renovation project of the Bisazza headquarters and Foundation.
From the beginning, he has been involved in monumental restoration of historical and religious palaces and buildings. His interest in ancient architecture, both for buildings and interior details, and his passion for collecting led him to create his own personal stylistic language that he proposes in his work.
Since 2001 he has been involved in the redevelopment and renovation project of the Bisazza headquarters and Foundation.
Thus began a fertile collaboration aimed at creating the corporate image, designing a large part of the collections, the mosaic and Cementiles decors, and designing the fifteen showrooms in major cities around the world.
He won the Elle Decoration International Awards twice, in 2004 and 2006.
He designed the renovation of his private home and professional studio in Vicenza, which appeared several times in Italian and foreign magazines and publications. From here, he began a profitable work of designing private residences and shops -in Italy and abroad- that is flanked by collaborations with important brands in the design sector, as well as a personal research for decoration.
He won the Elle Decoration International Awards twice, in 2004 and 2006.
He designed the renovation of his private home and professional studio in Vicenza, which appeared several times in Italian and foreign magazines and publications. From here, he began a profitable work of designing private residences and shops -in Italy and abroad- that is flanked by collaborations with important brands in the design sector, as well as a personal research for decoration.
Called in by his friend and designer Michael Sieger, he has been working with the prestigious porcelain manufacturer Fürstenberg since 2008, for which he designed a service for haute cuisine.
Over the years he has collaborated and designed collections for various brands in the design world, including: Rapsel, Xilo 1934, Rexa Desgin, Campeggi and Londonart.
Since 2016 he has been working on the restyling of the corporate image of a major goldsmith company in Vicenza.
He designed and worked as creative consultant for the new Insula delle Rose project-store in Milan, an important reality and reference point for interior design and bathroom furniture.
Over the years he has collaborated and designed collections for various brands in the design world, including: Rapsel, Xilo 1934, Rexa Desgin, Campeggi and Londonart.
Since 2016 he has been working on the restyling of the corporate image of a major goldsmith company in Vicenza.
He designed and worked as creative consultant for the new Insula delle Rose project-store in Milan, an important reality and reference point for interior design and bathroom furniture.
