Bruna Horn Presents New Bocciolo Finishes at Monaco Yacht Show 2026
Brazilian designer Bruna Horn will present new finishes of her sculptural glass collection, Bocciolo, during the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, introducing a new chapter for the series to an international audience of collectors and design enthusiasts.
Presented alongside the work of artist Opoggio, the collection brings together design, art, and craftsmanship through Horn’s distinctive exploration of form, color, and material.
Inspired by Nature, Crafted in Murano
Bocciolo was inspired by the rose buds Horn encountered during morning walks through Milan’s Indro Montanelli Park while studying at Istituto Marangoni. The collection explores the moment just before a flower blooms, capturing a sense of anticipation, potential, and transformation.
Its softly curved silhouette translates the delicate form of a budding flower into hand-blown Murano glass.
The new finishes expand upon Bocciolo’s original expression while continuing Horn’s exploration of color, material, and the relationship between nature and design. Each piece is handcrafted in Murano through a collaborative process between the designer and master glassmakers, allowing the inherent qualities of the glass to become part of the finished work.
Design as a Personal Journey
For Horn, the development of Bocciolo has become both a design exploration and a deeply personal journey. Conceived during a period of transition in her own life, the collection reflects her fascination with the idea that transformation does not happen all at once, but gradually through uncertainty, possibility, and time.
Following its development between Milan and Murano, Bocciolo arrives in Monaco with an evolving palette and a new international platform, marking another stage in Horn’s creative practice.
About Bruna Horn
Bruna Horn is a Brazilian designer based in Miami whose practice spans interiors, furniture, and collectible design. Her work explores the intersection of architecture, materiality, and light, with an emphasis on craftsmanship and the emotional relationship between people and objects.
Rooted in both conceptual exploration and artisanal collaboration, her designs reflect a cross-cultural dialogue shaped by her experiences in Brazil and Italy.
To learn more visit www.brunahorn.com