That's exactly where the journey becomes meaningful - and where projects are born that truly leave a mark.
Mirco Cavallo was born in 1964 in the province of Treviso, Italy. He graduated in Architecture in 1993 from the IUAV University of Venice, completing a training path enriched by international experiences and stimulating collaborations. Already in 1990, while still a student, he took part in the international competition for the New Acropolis Museum in Athens, working alongside his mentor, architect Toni Follina. A pivotal experience that marked the beginning of a professional and personal journey driven by curiosity, openness, and a desire to experiment. Throughout his career, Mirco worked across Europe and South America—especially in Chile—developing a multicultural and artistically open design approach, deeply rooted in human sensitivity. In 1995, he founded STUDIOCAVALLO21 in Treviso, a studio focused on architecture, interior design, and product design. Around the same time, he began a meaningful collaboration with Cleto Munari, world-renowned designer and close friend, which helped refine his aesthetic vision. In 2015, he moved to Cologne, Germany, where he established SUPERSTUDIO21, a design studio specializing in hospitality, retail, and entertainment projects. After ten years of work across Europe, in 2025 Mirco embraced a new chapter, returning to a more intimate and personal dimension by continuing his practice under STUDIOCAVALLO21 Germany, still based in Cologne. A new beginning, driven by the desire to express a free, authentic, and deeply personal design vision.
"Mirco Cavallo's design vision is deeply rooted in his childhood, spent surrounded by fascinating, historyrich objects collected by his father, a renowned and respected antiques dealer. This emotional legacy translates into a poetic, joyful, and nuanced design language, where color, memory, and playbecome expressive tools.
Over the years, Mirco has shaped an original architectural language, best described as a New Eclecticism: a natural blend of forms, objects, and cultural references, all guided by an invisible thread of coherence. Each of his projects becomes a story—rich with unexpected details, dreamlike suggestions, and subtle emotional cues—designed to engage not only aesthetically and functionally, but also on a deeply human and emotional level.
Through his work, Mirco Cavallo expresses not just a personal idea of architecture and design, but a genuine worldview—that of a contemporary man who believes in the power of imagination, the strength of travel, and the beauty of cultural diversity."
Arch. Alessandro Tirri












