| Born in the town of Cannobio, in the north of Italy, at the improbable age of eight Celeste Dell’Anna became an apprentice in the architectural studio of Luigi Curti. Armed with the advance knowledge of decorative techniques and driven by a passion for architecture, he went on to the Milan Polytechnic and the Design College of Milan, which he completed with distinction in 1976. After a fruitful collaboration in the late 1970s with Gianni Quaranta, later an Oscar winner for A Room with a View, the young prodigy moved on to the Milan studio of the legendary Renzo Mongiardino, where the Manhattan residence of Stavros Niarchos and the interior of a motor yacht belonging to Count Corrado Augusta were among his first assignments. |
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