Dinamico: the versatile shop that combines Design and Sustainability
Walking through the streets of the village you cannot fail to notice “Dinamico”. The shop is a real explosion of creativity. Through a unique combination of objects, furniture and lifestyle, Dinamico aims to bring more personalities and concepts into a single space. Its very name, “Dynamic,” embodies this philosophy of flexibility and adaptability.
The Origin of Dynamic:
The young owner, Allegra, told me the idea behind the project: to create a shop in constant movement, in balance between tradition and innovation. Dinamico is a recently opened shop, taking the place of a historic Suvereto housewares shop. The old ‘Paponi’ sign can still be seen outside. The desire to innovate and keep the tradition of the village alive is certainly an element that characterizes the shop.
Sustainability and Research:
Inside the shop you can find important brands, Tuscan and otherwise, ceramics and beautiful dishes, but also lines of shoppers and household objects by local artists and artisans.
One of the fundamental pillars of the Dinamico project is continuous research. Many of the items offered are made using recycled or sustainable materials. This eco-friendly choice is evident in the handmade and painted ceramic plates, in the glasses and trays made from old glass bottles, and in the elegant bamboo fiber sarongs, as well as in other design items made with materials recovered from our fascinating coasts.
Everything for coffee:
Despite the attention to sustainability, Dinamico does not neglect the professional quality of its kitchen accessories. You will also find here high-quality pans, tasting glasses and coffee makers that meet the needs of chefs and lovers of good food and good coffee.
By visiting Dinamico, you can explore a world of unique and authentic objects that tell stories and help create an eclectic environment full of personality, a unique memory of your stay in Suvereto. In the House in the Castle you will find some objects purchased right here, such as the rust-colored ‘shower head’ that embellishes the garden… and many others – I’m sure – will slowly arrive!
