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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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Air Drop Irrigator by Ed Linacre wins the 2011 James Dyson Award
Industrial Design Graduate, Ed Linacre, is on top of the world this morning with the…
T Mag Party @ Salone Milan 2015
On the evening before the Salone officially opened, T Magazine ( part of the New York Times ) once again threw a soiree to toast the launch of this year’s edition of Salone Internazionale del Mobile — and of T’s own Spring Design issue — with a festive outdoor cocktail party at the beautiful Villa Necchi Campiglio.
I am not materialistic. I do not fall in love with objects. When we finish a collection, it’s a product. When we are making a new one, it is a process. It becomes a passion.
I can tell you the collection I like the most is the next one. The collection I would most like to have at home is the next one.
The Australian Design Alliance – launch report
“Good design in all of its fields creates economic and competitive outcomes. Poor design or…
Rich, Bright, Willing – “bright side” lights
Artecnica’s first collaboration with New York based design trio Rich, Brilliant, Willing – titled Bright Side,…
Storie. Italian Design 1902-1998 @ Salone Milan 2018
Storie is the exhibition at the Triennale di Milano that explores the history and stories of Italian design told through 180 iconic twentieth century objects. The 5 themes being Geography, Communication, Politics, Technology and Economy – and an analysis of the contemporary design scene.