Delvis (Un)Limited

Delvis(Un)Limited is a project that gravitates within the universe of collectible design, orbiting around it, viewing it from new perspectives, questioning its form and nature, challenging and celebrating it at the same time. The provocation is evident from the name itself—an on-and-off play on a powerful word: “Unlimited.” “Unlimited” as in boundless, undefined, unrestrained by strict parameters or conventional notions of function and form—just as collectible design should be. But “Unlimited” also as in mass-produced, pointing in the opposite direction, toward objects that can be endlessly reproduced without a fixed edition number.

The renewed brand identity plays into this duality by introducing a flashing logo, where the “Un” disappears when the collection shifts toward collectible design—subtly toggling between limited editions and open-ended series. The use of the parentheses further reinforces this concept, adding a dynamic layer to the website’s animations.

Delvis(Un)Limited inaugurated a new chapter of its young history during Milan Design Week 2025 with the exhibition The Theater of Things — 7 Nights and 7 Days Living with Collectible Design. The Theater of Things is an experiment in living with design. For the duration of the week, it transformed the Milanese storefront of the gallery into a living domestic stage — an eclectic space shaped by the unique creative expressions of seven designers.

Dark Times, Bright Signs. A journey shaped by form, matter, and the shadows we live with was the second installment under our curation and creative direction. The exhibition reflected on how the aesthetics of contemporary design, whether literally, metaphorically, or unconsciously, have absorbed and reinterpreted the shadows and lights of our time. 

On the occasion of this year's Milan Design Week 2026 — after the exhibitions The Theater of Things – 7 Nights and 7 Days Living with Collectible Design and Dark Times, Bright Signs — Delvis (Un)Limited presents The Romance of Fragility / Glass as part of the curatorial program that investigates collectible design from unusual, often provocative, and never predictable perspectives.

The Romance of Fragility explores the full potential of the concept of fragility through its quintessential material: glass. “Being fragile means being exposed to the world. Vulnerable perhaps, but also capable of absorbing or shaking it.” The exhibition, curated by our founder Valentina Ciuffi, with set design by Space Caviar, presents a selection of international talents: Familiar Form, Serim Kwack, Johan Pertl, Inderjeet Sandhu, Tino Seubert, Maria Tyakina.