Monitillo 1980 is an Italian design atelier where marble transcends its traditional role, becoming a medium for storytelling, sensory exploration, and architectural expression. Founded in 1980 in Altamura, Puglia, by Francesco Monitillo, the company has evolved into a hub where artisanal heritage meets technological innovation, crafting bespoke creations that celebrate the essence of natural stone.

At the heart of Monitillo 1980's philosophy lies a commitment to transforming raw materials into sculptural forms that resonate with both tradition and modernity. Their collections encompass a diverse range of products, including:

• Bathline Collection: A series of bathroom fixtures—washbasins, bathtubs, shower trays, and mirrors—that blend functionality with artistry. Notable pieces include the Trullo freestanding washbasin, inspired by Apulian architecture, and the Mateola bathtub, which combines marble cladding with an acrylic basin for a harmonious fusion of materials. 

• Walls & Floors: Architectural surfaces designed in collaboration with renowned studios like Claesson Koivisto Rune and Chapman Taylor. These coverings introduce texture and depth to spaces, utilizing marble and metal inlays to create dynamic visual narratives. 

• Pietre di Monitillo: A home collection that pays homage to Apulian heritage through furniture and accessories. Pieces like the Badisco coffee table and Nessie doorstopper showcase the versatility of marble in everyday objects, blending form and function seamlessly. 

Monitillo 1980's dedication to excellence is evident in their meticulous selection of materials, integration of CNC technology with hand-finishing techniques, and collaborations with international designers. Their creations are not merely products but experiences—inviting users to engage with the tactile and visual richness of stone in their daily lives.