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Artecnica in Paris
Artecnica’s “Design w/ Conscience” program
Design w/Conscience is a program to manufacture and produce products in accordance with humanitarian and…
Artecnica – Phrena light
Created from the “simplicity of opening a book, the pages of this light work together…
Themis Mobile by Clara von Zweigbergk for Artecnica
Artecnica’s Themis Mobile is a delicate, geometric décor piece composed of five faceted ornaments, each…
Clara von Zweigbergk’s Geometry for Artecnica
Clara von Zweigbergk … “the shapes quickly came together as a mobile. I think of them…
Kiss by Stephen Johnson @ Artecnica
Kiss is a 10” light shade manufactured in an industrial glass making factory utilizing an…
Making of the 2010 Artecnica catalogue
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Invitations @ Salone Milan 2018
Here once again is a collation of some of our favourite invitations which crossed our desks in preparation to the upcoming Milan Design Week 2018
With over 1500 exhibitors at the Salone del Mobile Fairgrounds, and as many again outside the Fairgrounds scattered all around the city, the world’s best design companies know that their invitations are the first representations of the products they’ve spent the year refining.
Bright nights @ Union Square Park, New York 2006
Bright Nights – from December 4th to December 26th, 2006, Target and Studio Tord Boontje…
Barcelona Chair by Michael Craig-Martins for Wallpaper
Pivotal UK Artist Michael Craig-Martin acknowledges that the Barcelona Chair by Mies Van der Rohe, might nowadays been seen as something of a cliche – ” but that doesn’t take away from the fact that it is a simply brilliant, beautiful object”
The Washington Collection by David Adjaye for Knoll
The Washington Collection for Knoll, David Adjaye’s first collection of furniture, transforms his architectural and sculptural vision into accessible objects for the home and office.
Aquabumps – Uge, Sydney’s beach chronicler
Aquabumps parades images of waves, surfers (good and bad), hot morning joggers and stunning Sydney beaches. Even if you are over 1000 miles from any ocean – you will love this website.
Giuseppie Picone – Looking Forward @ Salone Milan 2016
Giuseppe Picone became a well-known name in Italy in the 1950s, then an international phenomenon in the 1960s.
When artist, ceramist, textile designer and fashion designer Giuseppe Picone died in 2008, he left behind a precious gift to Italian craft history
Picone’s invaluable artistic legacy and many contributions were key in defining the “Made in Italy” generation.