People design it!

A constellation of people.

Lybra, a design journey spanning four countries: Poland, Spain, France, and Italy

Our project integrates design, engineering, production, and collaboration into a single coherent and structured ecosystem. This multidisciplinary approach overcomes the fragmentation of processes to offer a comprehensive and harmonious vision of the product. Each phase of the process is designed to interact with the others, in a continuous flow that unites conception, development, and execution. This allows us to transform complex design requirements into concrete solutions, ensuring consistency and quality. The result is Lybra, a product range that is not merely a synthesis, but a balance: a point of convergence between function, form, and context, a system in which every element finds its proper place.

Harmony arises from the collection of faces, gazes, and life stories of the people portrayed.

The photographer Carlo Mari, met them all and captured in their gazes the human industriousness and the strength of their expertise. Through his photographs, he has brought out their individual souls, making every single person shine like a star.

“I shared intense moments with them - moments of focus and relaxation - I moved within their circle and tried to capture the proud and sincere beauty of the work they were doing. I photographed their silence and their concentration: the result was very powerful. Like an electric shock that pierced through my lens.”

Carlo Mari

THE PEOPLE

Four countries, hundreds of people, a single project.

We put people at the centre: professionals, designers, and technicians who contribute their expertise, sensitivity, and passion to create value. It is from the convergence of these experiences that a method takes shape, one capable of combining technical rigour with aesthetic exploration, precision in execution with interpretive skill.

THE PHOTOGRAPHER

Carlo Mari

Contemporary photographer, born in 1959.
His entire family’s unbridled passion for the sea served as the springboard for his professional career. The camera is his lifelong companion as well as his partner in adventure.

“Light must strike the imagination and freeze that moment as if in a live dream… My photographs must be beautiful dreams.”

A longtime correspondent for international maritime magazines, he has published more than 20 photography books with leading international publishers. His latest work is a journey through emotions, chronicling life aboard the ship Vespucci: “The Atlantic Crossing,” published by Sarasvathi Edizioni.