LOEWE gave a voice to the time-honoured weaving techniques as part of its ‘LOEWE baskets’ exhibition during Milan Design Week 2019.
Marking its fifth project to run at the Salone del Mobile, the Spanish fashion house described it as their ‘most ambitious installment’ yet.
Versace created a special exhibition in collaboration with interior designer Sasha Bikoff and artist Andy Dixon – the installation also exhibited the new Versace Home Collection.
For the last decade, Wallpaper* Handmade – the annual exhibition of captivating collaborations produced by renowned design magazine Wallpaper*– has been populated by innovative brands, designers and manufacturers from around the globe.
This year, they curated a whole host of friends to enrich the love-themed Handmade experience.
Recently started brand Dimoremilano took over the historic Cinema Arti building in the San Babila neighborhood to create a dark, moody, 1960s-inspired environment in which to show off its debut line with an “Interstellar” installation.
The Cinema Arti is in an historic Rationalism era building, which now hosts the vision and the evolution of Britt Moran and Emiliano Salci’s galaxy.
During the Milan Furniture Fair, 2A+P/A architectural studio will present the exhibition “Drawings and Projects” in the historic Antonia Jannone architectural gallery.
A collection of projects, images, illustrations and photographs are brought together in the gallery’s spaces to portray the poetic research of the studio.
During Salone Milan 2019, Matthew Day Jackson presented a highly distinctive collection of furniture, in collaboration with Finnish contemporary design company Made by Choice and the original inventors of high-pressure laminate, Formica Group.
An inaugural collection for the home and office by Artedomus, New Volumes explores and pushes the boundaries of a single natural material.
For each collection, the project selects a distinct assembly of designers to bring the material to life. Collection 01 explores Elba: a rich, complex stone 250 million years in the making.
Local Milan No.4 features 44 Australian & New Zealand designers and is the largest independent showcase of Australian design to date in Milan.
With a vision to advance awareness and understanding of Antipodean design amongst a global audience, the exhibition of the designers’ work is heavily curated and stylised by Australian Emma Elizabeth.
Raytrace is a dramatic, interactive experience set within the dark, atmospheric tunnels of Ventura Centrale
Raytrace is a 25-meter long and 6-meter high triangular passage made of Dekton® ultracompact surfaces, which seemingly balanced on a single edge, create a huge passageway in which visitors can walk under and become an integral part of the installation.