Bonaveri Expands from Fashion Mannequins to Design with Bonaveri Décor Collection
Italian company Bonaveri, founded in 1953 by Romano and Adele Bonaveri and now led by their children Andrea and Guido, has launched Bonaveri Décor, a new design furniture collection. The collection debuted in October 2025 at 10 Corso Como in Milan. Known for seven decades for crafting artistic mannequins used by major fashion houses and museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Les Arts Décoratifs, the company is now creating sculptural home objects. Key pieces include 'The Red Hand,' a revival of a 1968 design, and works inspired by historical models. The move represents a natural extension of the brand's focus on form, craftsmanship, and sustainability, which includes developing bio-based materials.
Key facts
- Bonaveri, founded in 1953, is launching a design furniture line called Bonaveri Décor.
- The Bonaveri Décor collection was presented in October 2025 at 10 Corso Como in Milan.
- For over 70 years, Bonaveri has been renowned for creating artistic mannequins for fashion houses and museums.
- The new collection includes sculptural pieces like 'The Red Hand,' referencing the company's archive.
- Bonaveri emphasizes sustainable practices, using bio-resins and renewable energy in production.
Entities
Artists
- Romano Bonaveri
- Adele Bonaveri
- Andrea Bonaveri
- Guido Bonaveri
Institutions
- Fondazione Valentino
- Les Arts Décoratifs
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
- 10 Corso Como
Locations
- Milan
- Paris
- New York
- Ferrara