Milan Design Week Super heros – by Dino Cicchetti
How many do you recognise ??
Milan Design Week Super heros – by Dino Cicchetti
How many do you recognise ??
Some of the most well-known architects and designers, in Milan for the Salone, gathered at the Bulgari Hotel to celebrate the launch of the New York Times T Magazine spring design issue – “on taste and beauty”
Create your own Wallpaper* cover For their August issue, they are giving you the chance to play…
The latest exhibition at the Design Institute of Australia’s Design Gallery in Melbourne has…
Wallpaper* teamed up with the tech wizards at Kin Design to pull off an extraordinary…
Design hub DeDeCe had an injection of serious Italian style when the team from Paola…
Toiletpaper is a bi-annual magazine made up solely of surreal and ambiguous images.
It contains zero text or ads ( except for the long list of contributors, assistants, stylists and producers), contains only full page color photograph spreads that appropriate the slick production values of commercial photography, to deliver surreal, beautiful (or repulsive) images.
The Lightness of Marble ( La Luce del Marmo) shone at the Spaces&Interior exhibition during the Salone in Milan
A project that highlighted the strong connection between lighting and the more fascinating and noble among the natural materials used in construction and for the realisation of design objects and works of art ……… Marble.
Among this noblest of materials …….. Carrara Marble is definitely the King.
dedece’s exclusive video interviews with Demetrio Apolloni ( Knoll Europe CEO ) & Benjamin Pardo ( Knoll USA Design director ) at the Knoll Showroom Salone Fairgrounds
The video that introduces this year’s theme – the home – by director Francesca Molteni anticipates the exhibition/event ‘Where Architects Live’
“The Maison in a room” depicts Maison Martin Margiela’s art direction in one single room….
Antonio Marras + Segno Italiano-” The Nest of Spiders ” won the major “Milano Design Award” for the effective orchestration of narrative, technology and artifacts.
The installation showed exemplary in consistency between the concept and execution, in a perfect balance between poetry and materiality
Segno Italiano cooperated with the best craftsmen of Southern Sardinia to present a collection of baskets – re-interpreted by Antonio Marras – in cane river, Myrtle and olive tree with the neck in willow,
Robot toys are usually made of plastic and require batteries – but not this one!…