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Fast, an acronym for Fusioni Artistiche Soluzioni Tecniche, is a 100% Italian outdoor furniture manufacturer rooted in Valle Sabbia, a region with a long tradition of metalworking, located between Lake Idro and Lake Garda. Since 1995, the Levrangi family has guided the company through a continuous evolution, combining heritage, innovation, and design excellence. Through collaborations with renowned designers, Fast creates tailor-made outdoor collections that balance craftsmanship, advanced technology, and refined aesthetics. The expertise in aluminium processing and a strong commitment to sustainability are the foundations of the brand, which interprets contemporary outdoor living through the values of Italian manufacturing. With in-house production and a constant focus on innovation, Fast delivers customizable furniture collections where artisanal knowledge meets industrial precision.

David Lopez Quincoces is a Spanish designer born in Madrid in 1980, the city where he graduated in 2004 from the Universidad Complutense. He subsequently moved to Milan, where he obtained a master's degree in Interior Design at the Polytechnic and where he began a collaboration with Piero Lissoni, of whom he later became a partner. In 2008 he founded the Quincoces-Dragò studio and began working for prestigious brands such as Trussardi, for which he created the Café in Piazza della Scala in Milan. In the following years he began to collaborate with brands such as Living Divani, Lema and Salvatori. Since 2020 he has been, together with Francesco Meda, creative director of the Acerbis company.

Francesco Meda (b. 1984, Milan) is an Italian designer known for his innovative approach that combines craftsmanship, technology, and contemporary design. After graduating in Industrial Design from the European Institute of Design in Milan, he gained international experience in London working with renowned designers Sebastian Bergne and Ross Lovegrove, where he developed a strong focus on experimentation, materials, and the creative process. Returning to Milan in 2008, he began collaborating with his father, the acclaimed designer and engineer Alberto Meda, while also developing his own projects across furniture, lighting, and art. His work explores the relationship between traditional craftsmanship and advanced technologies, resulting in products characterized by refined aesthetics, functionality, and technical innovation. Francesco Meda has collaborated with leading brands including Kartell, Fast, Molteni&C, Tod’s, Ferragamo, and RODA, receiving numerous international awards such as the Compasso d’Oro, Red Dot Award, and German Design Award.