Salone Milan 2010 – Skitsch
Salone Milan 2010 – Skitsch
. Fabio Novembre talks with Renato Preti, owner of Skitsch and Luca Nichetto head designer. Minimal and…
Salone Milan 2010 – Andy Rementer for Skitsch
SKITSCH have released a 24 page A5 catalog made with Apartamento magazine. The booklet features…
Salone Milan 2010 – Andy Rementer @ Skitsch
SKITSCH released a 24 page A5 catalog. The booklet features comics and illustrations ( by Andy…
Skitsch Looks Forward @ Salone Milan 2012
Skitsch: is an Italian design innovative company working with established and emerging designers from around…
Salone Milan 2010 – Fabio Novembre reports in and around Salone
Inside and outside the show which presents the new book by Fabio, “Il Design Spiegato…
Salone Milan 2010 – Pink is Punk ( clubbing in Milan )
Pink is Punk will play in the “tunnel” in Milan on the 16th April, 2010…
Urban Reforestation @ Melbourne Docklands
“Our garden is a place to learn our neighbours names and stories” URBAN…
Tom Dixon LookBook @ Salone Milan 2015
Constantly on the hunt for more interesting spaces to show and more exciting adventures to share with his partners, customers and friends, Tom came across this abandoned cinema in central Milan, mysteriously never before used during the Salone.
With its monumental ceilings and entertainment history, it becomes the perfect setting to show, animate and sell the new Tom Dixon collections.
Taschen Store @ Salone Milan 2015
To co-incide with the Salone 2015 – Taschen opened its first Italian flagship store during Salone, in the historic center of Milan, in an area known for its independent bookstores
The interior design of the 120 sq metre museum like space is true to Taschen’s bold, eclectic spirit.
It fully embodies unique craftsmanship with cutting edge design and display components, all set to showcase extraordinary art and fashion talent from across the world.
Ben Vaessen from Kreon @ dedece
Dedece was honoured with a visit by Kreon‘s Mgr Director – Ben Vaessen, to present…
COS presents Conifera @ Salone Milan 2019
Conifera has been conceived in response to an open brief from COS, with the final structure a result of a parametric design process that has seen the installation evolve with each new technological and material innovation throughout its conception.
The piece vertically integrates design and construction, forming a direct connection from design to build through a dialogue with robotics: the architect is at once designer and maker.
MADA Students Fashionable Building Art
Students from Monash University Art, Design and Architecture have transformed a selection of ten iconic Melbourne buildings into wearable art
Working in collaboration with the architects as well as artist Callum Morton, fashion designer Miriam Borcherdt and architect Cate Hall, the designs dissect the buildings’ language into human scale, exploring the way the tectonics react to human movement.