Born and raised in Milano, Cristina Prandoni draws her inspiration from her hometown’s unmistakable aesthetics and the cultural heritage of the Modernist movement, a very special mix of design and architecture organically intertwined. It comes as no surprise, that the first lighting fixtures she designed were directly inspired by a pair of 1932 Piero Portaluppi industrial steel sliding doors she saw at Villa Necchi, a cultural landmark in Milano. After training at Christie’s and at the Inchbald School of Design in London, Cristina has already worked on several large-scale interiors and lighting projects in Kensington and Notting Hill.