The evolution of design for Giorgio De Ferrari

One November afternoon, under a grey sky and with a slightly pungent air that let you imagine the arrival of winter, we go to meet the architect Giorgio De Ferrari, who welcomes us in his villa of the early '900, a house with few furniture but well selected. The living room where we start to converse has two windows overlooking a garden with a majestic persimmon tree, the same represented on the ceiling decorated with the same, on the walls there are several works of modern artists, with pieces of Pistoletto, Lichtenstein, Mondino or Jones.