Lucia De Conti and Orlando Fernandez Flores (Italy) are the designers behind Maison 203, a studio they founded in 2011 as a space where jewelry and accessories are conceived as design objects rather than decorative items. They share a practice grounded in dialogue, experimentation, and a sustained curiosity for form, culture, and contemporary aesthetics. Shaped by distinct cultural paths, De Conti having lived and worked in Australia, and Fernandez Flores in Venezuela and the United States, their vision reflects an openness to diverse design languages and modes of thinking.
Based in the Venetian area among the Prosecco hills, Maison 203 operates from a studio that also serves as their home, where daily life and creative research naturally intersect. Design is the starting point of every project, while technology functions as an enabling tool. Through techniques such as 3D printing, they achieve structural freedom, lightness, and complexity, transforming ideas into wearable forms that balance aesthetics, ergonomics, and cultural expression.
