Born in Ibiza in 1972, Eugeni Quitllet graduated at Llotja Art School of Barcelona, he loves to define himself as disoñador, a neologism that derives from the union of the words designer and soñador. His activity is mainly aimed at the world of industrial design and among his creations there are objects characterized by the combination of elegance and sinuosity. His gaze is oriented to the future and his inclination leads to the creation of objects-sculptures able to play on the empty-full contrast.

Quitllet has received numerous awards and recognitions at international level, such as
The Good Design Award / The Red Dot Design Award / The German Design Award

Today Claudio Bellini Design, recognized as one of the most influential European studios, is active within several fields of design ranging from furniture and product design to architecture, and collaborating with leading companies worldwide and many of the studio’s creations have received international design awards, including the prestigious Red Dot, IF and Good design awards.
Professor in furniture design at the Genova University from 2004 to 2008, he has held lectures and conferences all over the world, as his work has been extensively published. Claudio Bellini, describes his creative process as a mind adventure; free of any prejudice, animated only by enthusiasm, curiosity and optimism.
This open-minded attitude, combined with a peculiar sensibility for historical heritage, and a deep understanding for material, production processes and market requirements, is clearly expressed in his creations and work method.