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…
Depadova Photo Shoot @ Salone Milan 2014
The shooting of the 2014 DePadova Colelction Catalogue with Maria Vittoria Backhaus – a reowned italian reporter and photographer of interiors, still-life, fashion, food and nature.
Bouroullecs – Quiet Motion @ Salone Milan 2013
Designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec presented a courtyard installation of rotating leather covered cork platforms for car brand BMW i – on display in an historic monastery in the centre of Milan.
No Sex by Atelier Biagetti @ Salone Milan 2016
Partners in work and life Alberto Biagetti and Laura Baldassari unabashedly dissect and expose their personal obsessions through performances and, being designers, via the creation of very peculiar products.
The two designers are storytellers, modern-day bards, interpreting and expressing the reality they perceive and, in this case, strip down and expose our relationship with that traditionally taboo subject of sex
Eclectic by Tom Dixon @ Maison Objet, Paris
Nilufar Depot & Gallery @ Salone Milan 2017
Gallerist Nina Yashar’s majestic Nilufar Depot together with her smaller central gallery space in via della Spiga, created the opportunities to stage historic design pieces and contemporary projects alongside each other in beautifully crafted vignette settings
At Nilufar – luxury outdoes itself