
Founded on March 8, 1984, by Enrico Baleri and Marilisa Decimo, Baleri Italia emerged during an era defined by form-and-function rigor and understated aesthetics. The brand became a leading expression of a design philosophy that was both pragmatic and visionary—pursuing authenticity over appearance, timelessness over obsolescence. From the Cartooon screen to the iconic Tato, Tatino, and Tatone poufs, Baleri Italia’s creative ethos merges expressive experimentation with precise technical development to achieve design that is distinctive, functional, and enduring.
This forward-thinking approach made Baleri Italia a pioneer in technological experimentation and material innovation, nurturing some of the most celebrated names in design. Among them, Philippe Starck—joined by masters such as Hannes Wettstein, Angelo Mangiarotti, and Alessandro Mendini—helped shape a legacy of true design icons. Winner of the Compasso d’Oro and numerous international awards, Baleri Italia counts the Cartooon screen among the pieces held in the Permanent Collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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