The Journal

Ca’Øriginale · Italia · 2026

The Øriginal Journal

A magazine that shifts with you. The makers and places, the work behind the object, recipes from people who really cook, and ideas for living slower, healthier, more consciously.

01 · Lifestyle

The most Øriginal way to experience Homo Faber is through JOMO

Story

At Homo Faber, the joy of missing out can become a method of seeing.

Lu · 4 min read

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Story·Lifestyle

Wimbledon “banned influencers”. But what was it really protecting?

The question is not who deserves to enter. It is what entering asks of us.

Lu · 5 min read

Story·Lifestyle

Were objects ever meant to be disposable?

What my father taught me about price, memory and the things we choose to live with.

Lu · 5 min read

Story·Lifestyle

Can a city grow without losing what makes it unmistakably itself?

What Milan, Perugia and a Sardinian film reveal about prosperity, identity and the right to grow on different terms.

Lu · 7 min read

Story·Lifestyle

Convivialità: the Italian word for staying at the table

A word that does not quite translate, and the Florentine kitchen built around it.

Lu · 3 min read

Story·Lifestyle

What if Øriginality has never been about being new?

A meditation on devotion, identity, and the quiet Øriginality of things that never stopped being true to themselves.

Lu · 4 min read

Story·Lifestyle

The basket of leaves behind Ca’Øriginale

The origin story, a basket woven from leaves in the interior of Brazil, and the question that became Ca’Øriginale.

Lu · 3 min read

TRAVEL

Ca’Øriginale · Italia · 2026

Travel Ø

Find the Italy hidden beyond the obvious.

Guides, routes and field notes made to help you recognise what is genuine, choose with intention and find the Italy that rarely makes the usual lists.

01 · Made in Italy

How to find real artisans in Italy, beyond the postcard

TRAVEL

A field guide to meeting the makers behind authentic Made in Italy, away from the souvenir shops.

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02 · Tuscany

A hands-on cooking day in Florence, the way locals actually eat

Not a show kitchen. A real Florentine table, a small group, and the market that sets the menu.

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03 · Slow travel

Tuscany beyond Chianti, the slow corners most travelers miss

The region past its own postcard: alabaster towns, market mornings, and tables set for ten.

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“The Italy that rarely makes the usual lists is often the one most worth remembering.”

New guides, curated maps and pin collections will become part of this library as they are published.

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