Torino
Wood-panelled room with a round table laid with material samples and Atelier 8 boards
Interiors, furniture & things worth keeping

Rooms, furniture and the things in between. Designed, found, made in Italy.

We design.We find.We make.

Current projects.

On the drawing board and on site.

Olive-green corridor with black pendants and a pink pedestal

Turin, Italy

A Little Out of Line · In progress
Bespoke olive-green and pink cabinet with patterned curtains

Turin, Italy

No Beige, Please · In progress

We don’t always find it.
So we make it.

Furniture · objects · one-offs · made for the room
Atelier 8 console with patterned drawer fronts, fuchsia lacquered sides, brass frame and glass top
The Parade, 2021
Cabinet in red, blue-grey and black lacquer with divided sculpted brass handles
The Other Half, 2020
Very long blue-grey low cabinet with brass knobs ending in a red lacquered shelf
The Red Tail, 2020
Hand-drawn elevation of a cabinet with dimensions and notes
Painted green Chinese cabinet with open doors

Every room is drawn before it is built.

The studio →

Made in Italy.Not necessarilynew.

The river Po, a stone bridge and the Gran Madre church in Torino under a blue sky
Found in Torino.Begin a conversation

Objects

Furniture and objects drawn for a particular room, problem or idea. Some stay one-offs. Some don't.

Round gold end, stone dining table with four black chairs, and an orange cooking island on blue and steel cylinder legs
The Long Lunch, 2025
Long orange island with an integrated induction hob on steel and blue cylinder legs
The After Lunch, 2025
Atelier 8 wardrobe in two tones, panelled doors and a slim mirrored side column
The Sisters, 2021
Atelier 8 console with patterned drawer fronts, fuchsia lacquered sides, brass frame and glass top
The Parade, 2021
Atelier 8 folding screen with arched mirror, blush and woven panels in brass frames
The Veil, 2021
Olive cabinet wall with mirrored lower doors, oak bands and a lit niche with a seated figure
The Quiet One, 2025
Long dark-green lacquered cabinet with a stepped brass opening and floating brass shelves
The Bridge, 2019
Black lacquered table with asymmetric black and blue-grey legs and a translucent red end
The Offset, 2021
Long console of steel and olive drawers with red knobs, a tall blue vertical, a blue cylinder leg and a bronze shelf
Five Minutes Late, 2025
Glossy black wall cabinet with red vertical divisions and a sculpted brass handle
The Fold, 2020
Yellow low cabinet beneath a black and white striped marble element
Saint & Sinner, 2023
Two low tables: a steel top on a blue column over an olive base, and a navy top on a wood column over a fluted steel base
Double Take, 2023
Cabinet in red, blue-grey and black lacquer with divided sculpted brass handles
The Other Half, 2020
Black asymmetric under-stair joinery with brass trims, mirrored panels, a blue niche and a painted panel
The Passage, 2020
Very long blue-grey low cabinet with brass knobs ending in a red lacquered shelf
The Red Tail, 2020
Long low orange lacquered composition of stepped drawers and an L-shaped bench, with a tall cabinet at one end
The Landing, 2025
Red-framed asymmetric under-stair cabinet with textured doors and a blue-grey double door
The Attic, 2020
Atelier 8 gilded cabinet with painted landscape panels, brass-framed open shelving and drawers
The Altar, 2021
Very long olive-green low cabinet with a red side panel, black base and black handles
The Last Horizon, 2026

Made for a room. Sometimes one is enough.

Begin a conversation
Atelier 8 poster: ten close-ups of wallpaper, brass handles, metal samples, fluted wood, textiles, painted blocks and an antique mirror

Atelier 8 is a design practice working across interiors, architecture, furniture and objects.

Naz Sida and Luana Blascetta, the founders of Atelier 8, standing either side of a red door frame

Luana Blascetta

Co-founder · Architect

Luana Blascetta is an architect and co-founder of Atelier 8. A graduate of Politecnico di Torino and a registered architect, her work spans architecture, interior architecture and project direction. With more than two decades of experience and a background in architectural lighting, she brings technical rigour and a particular understanding of light, structure and construction to the studio.

Naz Sida

Co-founder · Interior Designer

Naz Sida is an interior designer and co-founder of Atelier 8. Educated at University of the Arts London, her work moves between interiors, furniture, colour and objects, bringing together contemporary design, historical references, craftsmanship and cultural influences. Her approach favours spaces that feel collected rather than decorated — individual environments shaped by material, colour, art and objects with a history.

Two backgrounds, one practice. Architecture and interiors developed together, from the scale of the building to the object in the room.

From the wall to the handle.

Interior Architecture & Design
Architecture, planning, interiors, colour, materials and lighting.
Bespoke & Objects
Furniture, joinery, lighting and pieces designed for a particular place.
Procurement & Installation
Furniture, lighting, surfaces, textiles and fittings — sourced, ordered, coordinated and installed.
Project & Creative Direction
From the first drawing to the final installation, including creative direction for private residences, hospitality and selected developments.

Private residences · Hospitality · Development

We search. We source. We restore. We draw. We make. We mix.

Services

From the wall
to the handle.

Brass-inlaid joinery profiles in the workshop, with the Atelier 8 logo
Carved wooden furniture legs hanging above a carver's bench
Hand sketches of a stair and a studio flat pinned to a board
Blue joinery with a brass band against green fluted panels
Laptop with a 3D model beside fluted panels and a brass sample
Painted door frame with green leaf wallpaper
Antique mirror panels beside hand-painted leaf wallpaper
Antique commode cut open with a pink lacquered curl
Glass sculpture hanging in a striped ceiling
Leaf wallpaper being fitted beside bookshelves and green fluting
Colour cards laid on embroidered chinoiserie fabric
Red and grey lacquered doors in a row
One studio, start to finish.Contact
Contact

Tell us about
the place.

Red embroidered panel beside a blue wall with white agapanthus
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Corso Massimo d'Azeglio 8
10125 Torino