Nodo – Tufting Torino is more than just a collective: it is a crossroads of stories that intertwine creating a vibrant and colorful environment based on experimentation with the technique of tufting.
With the idea of taking the creative experience to a multisensory level, all senses are involved in a unique experience. The eye is lost in a large palette of colors, while touch is immersed in the softness of the yarns and hearing is accompanied by the rhythmic sound of the gun in action.
In addition to providing skills, tools and materials to designers and creatives, the workshop is the perfect place to spend a creative afternoon grappling with colorful yarns and tufting guns.

Nodo – Tufting Torino is an invitation to explore new artistic perspectives, where each yarn becomes an integral part of a unique narrative. A space where creativity embraces traditional craftsmanship and pushes design to new frontiers, giving an immersive and unprecedented creative experience.

Giulia Mezzadri, a multidisciplinary illustrator and artist, is the founder and creative mind behind the birth of Nodo. Driven by an incessant need to explore new materials and craft techniques, she shapes her vision of an open workshop where designers and enthusiasts can learn and experiment with this technique.

Erika Guddemi, multidisciplinary artist and designer. With a background in visual design, she embraces tufting as a tangible language to express her artistic vision. Her creations, a mix of contemporary and unconventional aesthetics, transform everyday objects into elegant, minimal and playful works of art.

Antonela Bresug, a multidisciplinary artist, skillfully combines material, digital and environmental sustainability. Her dedication to textile art is manifested in her constant research into the creative reuse of tufting waste, transforming it into new works and objects. His concrete commitment to avoid waste reflects the sustainable character of Nodo.