Italian architect Francesca Meratti initially opened her Venice shop, Madera, as a showcase for her own handmade wooden wares (Madera means wood in Spanish). Since then she has expanded the range to include a selection of local handcrafted and traditional design including ceramics, glassware, and lighting; all displayed with minimalist precision. Madera, 2762 Dorsoduro,Venice.
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