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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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DoutDesign – Inhabits Design Village [pt 1/4] @ Salone Milan 2017
Inhabits – Milano Design Village occupied an area of some 700 sq mtrs in Piazza del Cannone within the green parklands of the Parco Sempione (near the Castello Sforzesco), were 5 x housing units and some design projects dedicated to urban sustainability and renewable energy were presented
The theme of the event, which is the changing habits, as well as the socio-political current affairs, which force us to reflect on the issue of housing and on the perception of the urban public space.
Ron Arad’s “Last Train” @ 55th Venice Art Biennale
Presented at the 55th Venice Art Biennale ( 2013) at the Palazzo Cavalli Franchetti, San Marco, Ron Arads’ “Last Train” is an interactive work in which the London-based creative has designed a Steinmetz diamond ring which features the precious stones in an ‘X’ formation.
Celebrating 70 Years of Knoll Textiles @ Neocon 2017
Knoll Textiles was founded in 1947 by Florence Knoll who began an enduring legacy of innovation with her unexpected adaptation of simple menswear fabric for furniture application.
With this bold move, she forever changed the language of modern textiles.
Knoll’s Legacy Collection debuted at Neocon 2017 with six archive-inspired upholstery fabrics, two archive-inspired drapery, and three deep emboss vinyl wall coverings, in a total of 102 color options
Oliver Peyton @ Royal Academy of Arts, London
Interior design practice, Design Research Studio, under the direction of British designer Tom Dixon have…
Salone Milan Design – Timeless Fun of recycling
Most cookware made in circular punched panels of inox metal and all triangular odds become scrap. IPAC…
Australian Interior Design Awards 2010 – the short list
Australian Interior Design Awards and Commendations will be presented at a gala dinner on Friday 23 April at the Sydney Town Hall (coinciding with designEX and the Australian Institute of Architects Conference).