About me

I'm Giulia Gubernati and I've always had a passion for art and creative craftsmanship. After graduating from the Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti in Turin, I embarked on a career in theatre set design, developing an aesthetic sensibility and an eye for detail.

After moving to London, I significantly expanded my professional experience by exploring the decorative arts and specialising in glass finishes. There, I developed my skills in techniques such as verre églomisé and the antiqued mirrors

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After spending many years in London, I have now returned to Italy, where I work in my studio.

The experience I have gained through these artisanal processes, combined with my international background, has helped to shape my personal artistic approach.

Today, I create modern and elegant works that combine pigments and resins, often enhanced with delicate gilding.

My entirely handcrafted method allows me to create truly unique pieces. For a bespoke finish, the client can choose the materials and decorative motifs.

My creative drive leads me to constantly explore materials, techniques, and both traditional and modern production processes, with experimentation at the heart of it all.

Verre églomisé

Il Verre églomisé è una tecnica decorativa che prevede l’applicazione a mano di foglie d’oro, argento o altri metalli preziosi sul retro del vetro, creando un effetto riflettente sulla superficie.


I complement this technique with further decorative and painting processes: the use of pigments, powders and natural resins is combined with oxidative treatments of metal leaf, creating unique surfaces with an infinite variety of colour effects.

Antiqued mirrors

Antique mirrors are created using a process known as silvering, an ancient technique dating back to the 19th century.

Mediante un trattamento chimico, l’argento liquido viene separato e depositato sulla superficie del vetro, formando lo strato riflettente. La fase successiva di anticatura si esegue attraverso l’utilizzo di diversi agenti ossidativi applicati sulla lastra argentata, che permettono di modulare texture, profondità e grado di anticatura.