Elisa Musso lives in Milan, where she works as stylist & set designer and design journalist. As an interior architect, she began her career by contributing to the display setups of Bulgari’s showrooms across Europe. In 2006, she ventured into the world of publishing, handling photographic services, styling and trend research for leading interior design magazines such as Interni, AD Italia, Elle Decor, Icon Design, Casa Facile and Grazia Casa.

Today, alongside her work for magazines, she collaborates with international furniture companies, overseeing their image and stylistic evolution, from catalogs to press and online campaigns, as well as showroom set up and exhibitions. 

Elisa also undertakes interior decoration projects for private residences and has had the privilege of conducting workshops and lectures at prestigious institutions such as Naba and the Politecnico di Milano. Since 2023, she has been collaborating with Raffles Milano, teaching courses in set design & visual merchandising and home relooking.

In each of her projects, she incorporates a hint of her passion, whether it’s a memory from travels to distant and preferably exotic countries, explored by bicycle while chasing the scent of frangipani, or a small tribute to the artists she loves, especially the surrealists, with whom she shares a taste for the startling flicker of irony.

In recent years, with the help of two red-haired little assistants, she has developed a passion for creating sets and interiors designed for the little ones, where the suggestions from the illustrated books she has always been passionate about, along with the shapes of Bruno Munari and the animals by Enzo Mari, find space and form.