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Anni Albers changed the place of weaving in modern art. Her 1974 drawing, woven as velvet by Dedar, became two Nosetta bags made in Italy.
Düsseldorf-based art consultant Sabine Broekmann has spent thirty years placing art in homes, galleries and design spaces. We asked her about atmosphere, collecting — and the Italian objects she chooses for herself.
There are places on Lake Como that you would not expect to exist. Casa Bianca Como is one of them. A historic villa open to the public since 2024, it houses a deeply personal contemporary art collection — works by Francesco Vezzoli, Pier Paolo Calzolari and others — alongside Cova, the historic Milanese patisserie. We went on a winter afternoon. We will return.
The things we value most about how we work were not invented. They were inherited — from the mills, the artisans, and the rhythms of life on Lake Como. And they are responsible. Zero waste. Transparent supply chain. Timeless design. No compromise.
Every Nosetta piece begins with the fabrics of Como—the same exceptional textiles that supply the world's luxury houses. But understanding why these fabrics are exceptional requires going deeper. Recently, director Maddalena Terragni guided us through the Fondazione Antonio Ratti's extraordinary collection: over 3,300 textile fragments spanning from the third to the twentieth century. What Antonio Ratti began in the 1950s as personal design inspiration has become an invaluable public resource. For those of us working with Como textiles, it's a return to the source—a reminder that we're not simply buying fabric, but participating in a heritage that spans centuries.
Certain places on Lake Como hold their secrets close. Villa La Cassinella, perched on a private peninsula near Lenno, is among the most discreet. As for its owner, speculation ranges from Richard Branson to various other names, though the villa itself maintains studied silence. Chef Alessia cooked here this summer, and she's sharing a holiday risotto recipe from those months—one that traces her journey from Como to Copenhagen's Michelin kitchens and back home.
Nestled in the historic villa of 19th-century opera legend Giuditta Pasta, Mandarin Oriental Lago di Como represents the pinnacle of Italian hospitality. The resort's breathtaking 40-meter infinity pool, designed by Herzog & De Meuron, appears to merge seamlessly with Lake Como's emerald waters. Century-old botanical gardens, Michelin-starred dining at L'ARIA, and an award-winning spa create an atmosphere of timeless elegance. In this sanctuary of authentic luxury, Nosetta's handcrafted Italian accessories find their natural home—understated pieces that complement the resort's philosophy of refined sophistication.
The small tote bag has become an essential accessory in the fashion world. Combining functionality and style, this compact bag offers enough space for an iPad, phone, and wallet without sacrificing elegance. Prestigious brands like Goyard and Marc Jacobs have elevated this accessory to a luxury icon, while Nosetta offers artisanal versions inspired by Lake Como at accessible prices. Made with high-quality materials, the small tote represents the perfect choice for those seeking a practical, elegant, and sustainable bag for everyday life.
The Spring Summer 2025 collection features accessories in exclusive powder jacquard made in collaboration with Clerici Tessuti, suppliers to Dior and Hermes. The elegant labyrinth pattern is enhanced by the powder shade, the star colour SS2025 according to Harper's Bazaar.
The linen and cotton blend offers lasting sophistication, while the vegetable-tanned leather finishes develop a unique patina over time. Made entirely in Italy, the limited edition collection includes the Olmo hobo, two tote bags and a matching clutch.
In Berlin, we discovered a city where design and history engage in elegant conversation. Our first day began at the Neue Nationalgalerie, where minimalist architecture mirrored our design philosophy, before exploring KaDeWe's curated luxury offerings. Day two led us through East Berlin's cultural heritage at Kulturbrauerei, followed by independent boutiques in Mitte. Throughout, our versatile black cotton canvas crossbody proved the perfect companion. Our final stop at Charlottenburger Tor flea market, where we once found an exquisite bronze statue, reinforced Berlin's unique blend of historical reverence and contemporary innovation that continually inspires our approach to design.
Discover the best of luxury shopping in Lake Como: a journey between artisan tradition and modern design. From silk scarves to cashmere garments, handcrafted bags to local fragrances, each product tells a unique story. Immerse yourself in the authentic beauty of the Lario and enjoy an exclusive and refined shopping experience.
Discover the rich history of devotion and resilience in Como during the cholera epidemics. From the heartfelt vow to the Virgin Mary at the Chapel of Nosetta to the annual July procession, this account reveals a community's unyielding faith amidst hardship. Learn about the origins of the Lauretane litanies, the evolving traditions of St. Augustine's parish, and the architectural transformations of the Nosetta Chapel. Dive into the narrative of prayers, vows, and restoration efforts that preserved a sacred legacy through centuries of trials and triumphs.
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