Nespoli e Novara is the studio of the Italian architects Ambrogio Matteo Nespoli and Alberto Novara, born in Seregno in 1969 and 1970. Both graduated in architecture from the Politecnico di Milano, and in 2000 they opened their studio in Seregno, working across architecture, restoration, installations, interiors, furniture and industrial design.
For Riva 1920 they designed the Os Buus Stool (2014), made from a single block of scented cedar. Its name and form pay tribute to ossobuco, the traditional Milanese dish, translating a familiar piece of Lombard culture into a solid, sculptural seat.
