A new look for the Pitti Immagine Press Room. For the occasion of Pitti Uomo 110, the spaces welcoming journalists, operators, bloggers, and influencers covering the event and its protagonists will be furnished with creations by Abruzzo-based design company Riflessi.
Founded in Ortona (Chieti) in September 1990, the brand today boasts a direct distribution network with a commercial showroom in Milan and 10 mono-brand stores across Italy. The aesthetic is contemporary, defined by clean, essential lines softened by delicate decorative touches crafted through special techniques such as screen printing, hammering, and casting.
Riflessi's production is strictly Made in Italy and targets the high-end market. The company has recently received two important certifications: the "100% Made in Italy Certificate" issued by the Istituto per la Tutela dei Produttori Italiani, and "ItalyX - CERTIFIED ITALIAN EXCELLENCE" by IL SOLE 24 ORE in collaboration with Bureau Veritas.
A strong connection to places of culture is central to the company's identity. Riflessi has contributed to the promotion of sites such as the Reggia di Caserta and has launched collaborations with various artists invited to reinterpret some of its bestsellers, most notably the Farfalle mirrors. The resulting works were donated to Vidas, the association providing free assistance to terminally ill patients. Riflessi's commitment also extends to the training of young people through collaborations with the University of Rome "La Sapienza."
Riflessi's production is strictly Made in Italy and targets the high-end market. The company has recently received two important certifications: the "100% Made in Italy Certificate" issued by the Istituto per la Tutela dei Produttori Italiani, and "ItalyX - CERTIFIED ITALIAN EXCELLENCE" by IL SOLE 24 ORE in collaboration with Bureau Veritas.
A strong connection to places of culture is central to the company's identity. Riflessi has contributed to the promotion of sites such as the Reggia di Caserta and has launched collaborations with various artists invited to reinterpret some of its bestsellers, most notably the Farfalle mirrors. The resulting works were donated to Vidas, the association providing free assistance to terminally ill patients. Riflessi's commitment also extends to the training of young people through collaborations with the University of Rome "La Sapienza."