Alice Rosignoli is an Italian product designer.

Her work explores the home as a mutable space: not static, not normative, but open to transformation, contradiction and desire. Objects are conceived as presences rather than solutions: elements that inhabit space, disrupt balance and redefine everyday rituals.

The practice is rooted in form, volume and material behaviour. Shapes are often radical, sometimes playful, occasionally excessive, always intentional. Ordinary domestic objects are reimagined through proportion, repetition and controlled incoherence, turning familiar functions into unexpected experiences.

Her work reflects an approach to domestic space that resists uniformity and celebrates individuality, a vocabulary of forms designed to live, change and provoke.

All pieces are developed and produced in Italy, within a manufacturing culture recognised for its technical excellence, material intelligence and openness to experimentation. Working closely with specialised workshops and small-scale manufacturers allows each project to translate formal freedom into precise and resolved objects.

Alongside her own collections, Alice Rosignoli has maintained an ongoing collaboration with Ligne Roset since 2012, designing signed products for the brand.

Between 2016 and 2024, while based in Paris, she developed an independent line of bags and small leather goods under her own label, La Débraillée, exploring functionality and adaptability to daily movement.