Interior & Product Designer
Martina Turina is a Verona-born designer with a background in industrial design and fine arts; her design approach integrates interior, lighting, and product design.
Her work stems from the interplay of form, light, material, and space, aiming to create environments and objects that engage with their surroundings and establish a distinct identity.
Her projects range from spatial planning and the design of furnishings and lighting fixtures to the creation of objects and accessories with a contemporary aesthetic. Alongside minimalist, functional solutions, Martina develops more dramatic, sophisticated pieces, always maintaining a keen focus on proportions, details, and material quality.
OBJECTS & SPACES
An exploration of elements that bridge the gap between interior and product design: console tables, room dividers, decorative wall panels, mirrors, nightstands, seating, and furnishing accessories.
Glass, marble, and other materials from the Italian tradition are reinterpreted through a contemporary design language. Particular attention is paid to Murano glass and the manufacturing excellence of the Veneto region spanning the area between Verona and Venice where material, craftsmanship, and design culture converge.
The collections range from essential, understated elements to more distinctive, sophisticated pieces designed for residential, hospitality, and contract settings.
LIGHTING DESIGN
Light is an integral part of the design.
Martina develops lamps and lighting systems in which light, form, and material become architectural elements. Each solution stems from the pursuit of a balance between functionality, atmosphere, and the object’s sculptural presence.
APPROACH
Her design language combines minimalism, material exploration, and attention to detail, with a particular interest in materials capable of expressing authenticity and character.
The project is conceived as a balance between aesthetics and function, contemporaneity and tradition, production and craftsmanship.
Made in Veneto. Designed with a contemporary vision.
TRAINING
“Nani Boccioni” Art High School — Industrial Design
2015 — 2020
Academy of Fine Arts — Design
2020 — 2023
Internship at Progetto Arte Poli
Faucet Design Workshop
Redesigning an existing faucet by focusing primarily on proportions and dimensions, while applying principles of ergonomics and common sense.
Materials: hot-wire cutting, high-density expanded polystyrene, plaster, and glue.