L’artisan Electronique by Unfold + Tim Knapen In L’Artisan Electronique, pottery, one of the oldest artisanal techniques for making utilitarian objects, is combined with new digital techniques. The virtual pottery wheel was realsied by means of a 3D-scanner and digital design software. However, the installation still clearly refers to the artisanal process of working in clay. The printing process imitates the traditional technique used by ceramicists, in which the form is built up by stacking coils of clay. 
Salone Milan 2010 – L’artisan Electronique
Salone Milan 2010 – Bloom Lamp by Patrick Jouin
Coinciding with the arrival of Spring, the Bloom lamp – designed by Patrick Jouin…
Salone Milan 2010 – Bocci @ Spazio Rossana Orlandi
Canadian designer Omer Arbel and contemporary manufacturer Bocci revealed 28, a materially explorative light installation…
Salone Milan 2010 – Essence by Luca Nichetto
Essence was born of Luca Nichetto’s desire to share the knowledge of processes of…
Salone Milan 2010 – Bitossi does Fornasetti
When Barnaba Fornasetti’s (1913-1988) son, Piero five years ago found by chance, a form of plaster…
Salone Milan 2010 – Autarchy “folk spirit”
“Autarky” pays homage to the uncomplicated, the simple and the everyday. Formafantasma developed further the…
Salone Milan 2010 – Canon Neoreal
For the past 2 years Canon has been flexing their digital imaging muscle during Milan…
Don’t Need a Title – Mini @ Salone Milan 2018
Held at the Triennale, Milan, Mini’s exhibition titled “Don’t need a title: MINI, inspired by origins” was presented in four thematic rooms and described the history and philosophy of one of the most important icons in the world of cars.
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Paola Lenti [pt 3/5] @ Salone Milan 2017
Paola Lenti presented its new collections in balance between indoor and outdoor in Fabbrica Orobia 15, a charming industrial site of the early twentieth century.
A new collection of sofas, seats and tables with an essential and colourful line that is able to create balanced and fascinating scenarios, in which opposites live together: past and present, outdoor and indoor, tradition and passion.
Urquiola x Kvadrat x Moroso @ Salone Milan 2013
Patricia Urquiola’s “revolving room” presentation with Kvadrat and Moroso was the result of shared views on innovation and excellence and Urquiola’s installation was a perfect location for the “Be Open” food performances,
Paola Lenti Relationships ( Pt 2 / 3 ) @ Salone Milan 2016
The creativity of Paola Lenti strives toward gradations, always diverse, offering to our perceptions a new host of delicate and luminous tones.
The already powerful range of colours offered by Paola Lenti, which allows for customizing its outdoor seating and rug collections, was refreshed with new soft pastel hues, which invite us to escape the greyness of the routine and to indulge in a new lightness, suspended between the transparent light of the clouds and the colours of the winter sea.
Casa son Vida – TecArchitecture / Marcel Wanders
Casa Son Vida is a renovation of a 1960s Mediterranean villa, but it has been turned…
Afrofuture at la Rinascente @ Salone Milan 2013
Forget what you know about Africa, the world’s second-largest continent is journeying to new frontiers.
Through media, events and performance, La Rinascente demonstrated the exciting mind-shift in African technology and how it’s radically shaping new notions of design through its ‘Afrofuture’ workshops and presentations.