Marco Fabrizio Corti is a respected architect with a background in product and interior design, and considerable experience in furniture design, accumulated over many years with market leaders such as Tecno, Cappellini, and B&B. Born in Milan in 1960, he graduated from the Politecnico di Milano with a degree in Architecture in 1987. In 1988, he collaborated with the Tecno office furniture company as a shop manager. In 1994, he became the marketing manager of Tecno S.p.A., and in 1996, he took on the role of marketing manager at Cappellini S.p.A. In 1999, he became the marketing manager for B&B Italia’s Asian monobrand stores. In 2001, he established Kemistry of Style in Milan. He has delivered conferences and lectures at the Politecnico del Design, Bocconi/SDA University, and NUS Singapore on marketing and furniture design. The defining feature of Marco Corti’s approach is his focus on producing design solutions based on intelligent analysis of styles and trends. He offers his clients highly customized solutions, enhanced by sophisticated finishes, and positions his company as a consultant for a wide range of architecture and interior projects. His missions are varied and include architecture, interior design, product design, graphic design for catalogs and brochures, and visual and styling for stands and exhibitions. Marco Corti established a new headquarters in Switzerland in 2007, and in the same year, he opened an office in Singapore. Over the past few years, he has been responsible for the design of numerous architecture and interior design projects in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, developing projects for residential complexes, apartments, villas, hotels, shops, and restaurants. All his projects are driven by the desire to find practical, simple, and beautiful solutions that improve the quality of people’s lives. His goal is to be at the center of constant attention, to anticipate the expectations of the most discerning clients, to research the essence of beauty, and to establish a superior presence in the world of design.
He designed the Royale collection for Rastelli.
