Designed by Vicente Garcia Jimenez, features video installations by Massimo Gardone and Fabio Bressan and original music by Francesco Morosini.
The Foscarini experience, simultaneously immaterial and physical, drives guests to discover the accuracy and poetry of details, sounds, materials and designs. Check out the above video to get a sense of the immersive environment.
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This year Moooi is going to show its latest products in the brand new Moooi…
Public Design Festival during Salone del Mobile 2010 at the Porta Genova and Via Vigevano…
Emma Elizabeth Designs is showing her Slized Shelving system in Zona Tortona: in an exhibition…
The Charme Group’s second showing away from the main fair in Tortona’s Milano Design Village…
British designer Thomas Heatherwick’s Spun chair for Magis is made for good times. He successfully…
The numerous installations at the Spazio Rossana Orlandi are always among the highlights of the…
De Padova’s team gets busy in the company’s Milan Flagship Showroom to create, what is generally regarded, as one…
Professor Tord Boontje, Head of Design Products at the Royal College of Art will be…
Designed by iconic British designer Tom Dixon, the interior of Circus is one of its most memorable aspects, mixing grown up glamour with a hint of kitsch.
Guests enter into an alleyway of kaleidoscopic mirrors, whilst the main arena incorporates a glass roof, mirror balls, flamingo shaped table legs and harlequin patterned walls.
The UK’s leading minimalist, John Pawson, and Swarovski Crystal Palace created a spectacular installation in…
Dutch Invertuals, a collective of dutch designers, present their latest work during the Salone del Mobile.The different disciplines of product, graphic, food, spatial, material and fashion design are represented in all their glory in the new space and restaurant of Italian fashion label Verger.
Sydney creative Director Ash Bolland gives life to a modern Micrographia at this years Sydney Opera House Lighting the Sails – a key part of Vivid 2017
“ I always see the Opera House as shells. People call them sails but I don’t see sails at all. To me it looks like a very organic, repetitive structure. That’s what I love about nature, the repetition, by repeating the same thing something simple becomes really complex.” ……………………. Ash Bolland