A night sky over a knitwear town in Puglia. That is the whole brief.
Every Constellation piece starts from the same image: gold stars scattered on a dark field, the way they appear over the Adriatic in August. Nothing is printed, because the sky is not printed either: it is set, one point of light at a time.
We use one metal finish across the whole house: antique gold on nickel-free brass. It is the colour of church mosaics, of picture frames, of things made to be kept. On washed black, crisp white and deep navy it reads as light, not decoration.
One row of studs on a seam. A handful of stars on a sleeve. The discipline is the style: when everything else is quiet, the metal speaks at a whisper and still gets heard.
Every stud fixed by hand through the fabric, with an internal washer. Cut, sewn and finished in our atelier.
No prints, no logos. The hardware is the only signature, stamped in gold-finish knurled metal.
A spare stud in every box. If you ever lose one, we re-set it free, forever.