The art of decoration and restoration, the sublimation of reuse that gives new life to common objects, furniture and works that enrich the rooms of a home. Creativity lives in Francesca Maffucci's laboratory. The passion for beauty is the main tool in the process of rebirth of pieces of furniture, not only restored but above all personalized by the direct intervention of the artist, who works on commission and proposes elements made by her.
Data and contact details
Events at Rome Art Week
2021
27-31 Oct 2021
“Antichi erbari e piante officinali come ispirazione artistica e d’arredamento”Free access
Vernissage Wednesday 27 Oct 2021 | 17:00-20:30
Exposition
Officine Adda di Francesca Maffucci
Via degli zingari, 37
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Participation
2021
Category
Structure
MULTIPURPOSE
Structure established in 2015
Director Francesca Maffucci
Main genres treated by Officine Adda
Location
I Municipality
via degli zingari 37 - 00184 Roma
Contacts
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