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Milan teaser intro from Moustache
Inga Sempe – balcon shelf
Moustache @ Milan Design Week 2011
Salone Milan 2010 – Moustache
Moustache Second collection //// \\\\ Bertjan Pot / François Azambourg / Big-Game / Matali Crasset…
Tom Dixon Catalogue 2011 @ Milan Design Week 2011
“Hot off the Press” – Here is a Sneak Peek at parts of the Tom Dixon 2011 Catalogue …
French “Nouvelle Vague” @ Milan Design Week 2011
Entitled Petite Friture, Moustache, Superette, Specimen and Goodbye Edison. Punchy and easy to remember names…
Gothic Chair by Studio Job for Moooi @ Milan Design Week 2011
The Gothic Chair by Studio Job re-interprets the solidity and dark elegance of gothic medieval…
Design Report Award Winners @ Milan Design Week 2011
As the international furniture fair in Milan celebrated its 50th Anniversary, the 12th annual Design…
Emma Elizabeth’s Design Vlog (0)&(1) @ Milan Design Week 2011
Emma Elizabeth shares the exhibition love at Salone del Mobile 2011. She starts her DesignVlog…
Design used to be the sauce you’d reach for in the cupboard; now it’s the flour you need at the start of the recipe.
Salone Milan 2010 – “Senza Tempo” Minotti’s stylish presentation
The new 2010 “Senza Tempo” Collection, fully co-ordinated by Rodolfo Dordoni, relies on a sophisticated,…
Rokko – Kreon cubist accent
Rokko, a semi-recessed luminaire designed by Kristof Pycke for Kreon.
Milan Design Run @ Salone Milan 2012
Interni and Nike have organized, in April 2012, the 2nd edition of the Milano Design…
Gifts, Tools & Treasures by Tom Dixon
A range of giftware and design objects, inspired by British heritage and designed to be treasured
Neo Preistoria 100 Verbs @ Salone Milan 2016
From a stone to a simulated human heart, the Italian designer Andrea Branzi and Japanese designer Kenya Hara, trace the design history of tools from the stone age to today, in the Neo Pre History – 100 Verbs exhibition at the Triennale di Milano.
A journey inspired by the power of “100 verbs” and “100 instruments” which, like streams of mysterious, life-giving energy, guide the viewer through the dark clouds of history and of infinite space.