Marella Caracciolo Chia is a design journalist for the World of Interiors, Architectural Digest, and T: The New York Times Style Magazine, among other publications. Madison Cox is an American garden designer, director of the Saint Laurent museums in Paris and Marrakech, and president of the Pierre Bergé–Yves Saint Laurent Foundation. Guido Taroni is a Milan-based photographer of still life, fashion, and interiors.

"Marella Caracchiolo Chia has dispatched gorgeous Italian interiors for us time and time again. Her long-term commitment to documenting this aesthetic has made her an expert in Bonacina, a family-owned Italian design company committed to rattan since 1889. This title—which contains contributions from Guido Taroni, Aerin Lauder, Martina Mondadori, Francis Sultana, and other A-listers—is a celebration and careful study of the material via Bonacina, from its harvest in Asia to its continuously evolving craft for worldwide luxury residences and hospitality projects. Over the years, Bonacina has collaborated with design legends like Gae Aulenti and Gio Ponti to push rattan’s boundaries, which Chia catalogues like a true design historian." — Architectural Digest

Marella Caracciolo Chia is a design journalist for the World of Interiors, Architectural Digest, and T: The New York Times Style Magazine, among other publications. Madison Cox is an American garden designer, director of the Saint Laurent museums in Paris and Marrakech, and president of the Pierre Bergé–Yves Saint Laurent Foundation. Guido Taroni is a Milan-based photographer of still life, fashion, and interiors.

"Marella Caracchiolo Chia has dispatched gorgeous Italian interiors for us time and time again. Her long-term commitment to documenting this aesthetic has made her an expert in Bonacina, a family-owned Italian design company committed to rattan since 1889. This title—which contains contributions from Guido Taroni, Aerin Lauder, Martina Mondadori, Francis Sultana, and other A-listers—is a celebration and careful study of the material via Bonacina, from its harvest in Asia to its continuously evolving craft for worldwide luxury residences and hospitality projects. Over the years, Bonacina has collaborated with design legends like Gae Aulenti and Gio Ponti to push rattan’s boundaries, which Chia catalogues like a true design historian." — Architectural Digest

Marella Caracciolo Chia is a design journalist for the World of Interiors, Architectural Digest, and T: The New York Times Style Magazine, among other publications. Madison Cox is an American garden designer, director of the Saint Laurent museums in Paris and Marrakech, and president of the Pierre Bergé–Yves Saint Laurent Foundation. Guido Taroni is a Milan-based photographer of still life, fashion, and interiors.

"Marella Caracchiolo Chia has dispatched gorgeous Italian interiors for us time and time again. Her long-term commitment to documenting this aesthetic has made her an expert in Bonacina, a family-owned Italian design company committed to rattan since 1889. This title—which contains contributions from Guido Taroni, Aerin Lauder, Martina Mondadori, Francis Sultana, and other A-listers—is a celebration and careful study of the material via Bonacina, from its harvest in Asia to its continuously evolving craft for worldwide luxury residences and hospitality projects. Over the years, Bonacina has collaborated with design legends like Gae Aulenti and Gio Ponti to push rattan’s boundaries, which Chia catalogues like a true design historian." — Architectural Digest