BEYOND MUSEUMS
Over thirty years of innovative ideas.
From culture to business.
Supporting the third sector
Modulstudio designs and produces customized products not only for Europe’s leading museums, but also for numerous volunteer associations and Third Sector organizations.
These are collaborations we particularly value: knowing that our objects concretely help support social projects and fundraising campaigns across Italy gives an additional meaning to our work.
Fondazione Meyer, Emergency, ABIO, Gaslini and AVIS are just some of the organizations with which we share this journey every year.
Across the World of Professional Sports
For several years, Modulstudio has designed and produced merchandising items for professional sports organizations, ranging from Italy’s Serie A to France’s Ligue 1, from the FIA World Endurance Championship to the Top 14. These products are created to tell and amplify the passion that unites millions of fans.
This experience has led us to become official licensees of major international events, including the 2022 FIFA World Cup and the 2026 Winter Olympics: projects that require precision, reliability, and great attention to the identity of each event.
Objects that turn into Memories
In the tourism sector, gadgets are much more than simple promotional items: they become tools capable of creating a lasting emotional bond between the visitor and the destination, turning into meaningful memories of the journey.
We collaborate with hotel chains, travel agencies, and tourist destinations, developing products that interpret the identity of a place and become its ambassadors, helping to build visitor loyalty with discretion and elegance.
For the Luxury Brands
The exhibition Dal Cuore alle Mani: Dolce & Gabbana marked Modulstudio’s debut in the design and production of product lines for the luxury world.
Conceived as a unique cultural and artistic project, the exhibition was created to narrate the creative philosophy of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. It was curated by Florence Müller, one of the most authoritative historians of fashion, who designed the exhibition path as a theatrical narrative in which garments entered into dialogue with other art forms—painting, sculpture, photography, cinema, and architecture.
Modulstudio produced the merchandising for the edition held in Rome.