Elisa Ossino

Originally from Sicily, Elisa Ossino studied at the Politecnico di Milano and founded Elisa Ossino Studio in 2006. Her work spans interiors, product design, art direction, and set design, defined by geometric abstraction, monochromatic palettes, and surrealist influences. Her signature style creates a poetic interplay of light, objects, and space, evoking a sense of weightless suspension.

Her projects have been widely published and exhibited, including at the Triennale Design Museum. Recognized among the Top 100 Interior Designers by AD in 2019 and 2020, she also won the EDIDA 2020 Award for her Balnea collection for Salvatori.

Beyond her studio, Ossino co-founded Nume (a kids’ design brand), Officina Temporanea (a platform merging design and social issues), and H+O, a brand exploring new interior design languages. She also leads exhibitions in her Brera-based apartment gallery and teaches at IUAV University of Venice, focusing on interactive media for interior design.