Antonio Vitali (1909–2008) was a renowned Swiss toy designer celebrated for his elegantly handcrafted wooden toys, distinguished by their smooth, rounded forms and minimalist design. His creations are admired for their tactile appeal, offering a sensory and emotional connection that transcends their simplicity. Over the course of his career, Vitali operated workshops in Zurich, Sornico (in Switzerland's Valle Maggia), and New York City. He also collaborated extensively with prominent toy manufacturers, including Creative Playthings in the United States, Naef in Switzerland, Ravensburger in Germany, and NikiTiki in Japan, cementing his influence in the world of design-driven toys.