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Tom gives his thoughts on his new collection, the problems with the furniture business, and the benefits of the global recession
via Metropolis Magazine / Video shot and edited by Eve Dilworth / Interview and text by Mason Currey.

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Tom gives his thoughts on his new collection, the problems with the furniture business, and the benefits of the global recession
via Metropolis Magazine / Video shot and edited by Eve Dilworth / Interview and text by Mason Currey.

A group of editors from varying global design magazines voted this weekend for their favorite…
For the New York ICFF, 2011 De Padova hosted a special event, featuring the new…
Opened earlier this month to coincide with the city’s NYC x Design festival, the new Tom Dixon Soho / Manhattan outpost forms the “USA East Coast hub” for the brand, complimenting the existing store in Los Angeles.
The late 19th century showroom at 25 Greene Street, Soho, New York now showcases Tom Dixon’s rapidly expanding catalogue of lighting, furniture and home accessories in a generous 625 sqm twin floor retail store setting
Tom Dixon presented a resolved and varied collection of lighting and furniture where the manufacturing processes…
From May 18 to July 31, 2011, the Bard Graduate Center presents “Knoll Textiles, 1945 –…
Best way to get around the narrow streets and hidden laneways in Milan – is…
The Memphis collections were playful and polymorphic, and the 2014 Gallery exhibition at the Stelline Refactory, was a tribute to Memphis and its designers
Yet above all it celebrated the spirit ambiguous , complexity and contradictory ideas which make these objects the timeless icons in an era marked by narcissism and the culture of the ephemeral.
Dutch duo Niels van Eijk & Miriam van der Lubbe will show their exhibition ‘…
Set in the Porta Venezia area ( Via Palestro 6 ) the British designer Toogood oversaw Super Follies, an evocative and ironic exhibition in one of the most unusual and unexpected location of the Milan Design Week: the Garden of Arts.
The Saloni are carrying forward their cultural and didactic campaign with an event / show…
It all started in December when Luca Nichetto and Oki Sato met in Stockholm for a coffee in Vetekatten, where they spoke about design and collaboration between designers of the past such as Ettore Sottsass with Shiro Kuramata.
Once again, the amazingly creative sparkle of Paola Lenti permeates throughout the entire installation proposal – from the furniture products, to the ceramic, metal and fabric installations, to the decorations of the architecture.
It reveals to the visitors how all the elements interpreting this scenery contribute to the creation of a coherent and balanced wholeness.
Essential forms and colour hues become narrations proposing different plots in each room and visualizing the company’s personal idea of contemporary living.

