Ivo Enrico Poluzzi
Prominent architect and interior designer, now making waves in Sydney, Australia.
Hailing from Modena, Italy, where he established his roots, Enrico is a global citizen at ease in various cultural landscapes. His journey spans from Venice, where he studied architecture, to Sydney, where his wife contributes to the legacy of Lamborghini.
Enrico’s career has embraced diverse projects, from designing villas for the elite to the Regent Hotel’s facade in New York. Despite his focus on modernity, his work retains architectural traditions. Passionate about letting imagination soar, Enrico seamlessly translates sketches into functional, rewarding objects.
As a versatile artisan, Enrico Poluzzi’s commissions range from renovating Italian villas to crafting ski chalets and designing yacht interiors. Noteworthy is his ambitious venture, a residential villa complex in the Apennine Mountains, blending local styles in a seemingly organic structure.
In recent years, he has delved into yacht interiors, drawing inspiration from design pioneers like John Bannenburg and Giorgio Barilani. Barilani’s influence, labeled “mano d’oro” by Carlo Riva, resonates in Enrico’s classic yet innovative designs. His philosophy centers on timeless beauty and harmony in lines, evident in his latest project on the Gold Coast.
Maintaining client-centric design, Enrico revamped a yacht’s interior, expanding from 36 to 42 meters. The redesign covered the main deck saloon, a versatile Sky Lounge, owner’s night areas, and guest rooms. Custom fittings, redesigned doors, and new lighting enhanced the aesthetic, capturing the essence of the Australian owner’s heritage.
Enrico Poluzzi’s meticulous approach, combining classic principles with contemporary interpretations, results in interiors that reflect elegance and stand as a testament to his prowess in the world of architecture and design.