Tom Dixon’s Stop-Photo Animations @ Milan Design Week 2011
Milan Design Week, 2011 – Tom Dixon preview
Here is a sneak peek at some of the new products and additions to the Tom…
Extremism by Tom Dixon @ Milan Design Week 2011
Extremism is a new book published by Tom Dixon in collaboration with global print manufacturers…
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 …
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…
Blackberry PlayBook @ Milan Design Week 2011
. . The ubiquitous big gun, Tom Dixon has been a key figure in Milan…
Penny Craswell interviews Tom Dixon @ Milan Design Week 2011
Tom Dixon moved his concept of London’s Portobello Dock to Milan for the Furniture Fair…
Mary Lipshut vintage @ dedece melbourne for LMFF 2012
Credited as Australia’s ‘Grand Dame of Vintage’, the 86-year old Mary Lipshut has sparked a…
dedece is Knoll @ Salone Milan 2015
dedece’s exclusive video interviews with Demetrio Apolloni ( Knoll Europe CEO ) & Benjamin Pardo ( Knoll USA Design director ) at the Knoll Showroom Salone Fairgrounds
Sydney Design 2010
Sydney Design will host one if its most dynamic programs in 14 years with a…
Tribute to the (sydney) and (melbourne) magazines – now expired !
The recent closure of the two high-profile monthly insert magazines, the (sydney) magazine and the (melbourne) magazine, was a surprise given they have attracted lucrative advertising.
Both of the (sydney) and (melbourne) magazines were originally launched as a means of attracting luxury brands into the Fairfax Media portfolio that were otherwise sceptical about newspaper advertising
“The Walk” by Michele De Lucchi @ Salone Milan 2015
Renowned Italian architect Michele De Lucchi’s installation “The Walk”, a circular never-ending path through the labyrinthine meanderings of the workplace, puts the stress on the importance of moving about even when in the office in order to spark the crucial stimulus for the creative process.
MOMA acquires @ symbol
MoMA’s announced what might be its boldest acquisition ever. And it didn’t even cost anything: The “@” symbol is now a part of the museum’s permanent design collection.