Alessia Bestetti is an Italian product designer based in Milan whose work moves between product design, social design and material research, always circling back to one question: what can an object reveal about the people and relationships around it? Rather than treating design purely as a problem-solving exercise, she uses it as a way to surface tensions, habits and dynamics that often stay unspoken.

She holds a Master's degree in Design from IUAV Venice and a Bachelor's degree from NABA Milano. During her bachelor's studies, she focused on material research, developing surfaces and furniture pieces from reused leather waste, an early sign of her interest in giving overlooked materials a second life and a new narrative.

Her path has also taken her abroad. She lived in Sydney and later worked in Stockholm, where she joined a design studio and contributed to photography and visual communication, an experience that shaped her sensitivity to clean, considered visual language and sharpened her eye for how a studio presents its work to the world.