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…
Senses Remix by ASUS @ Milan Design Week 2011
ASUS, a technology company known for innovation and a true passion for design, is presenting “Senses…
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Wallpaper* – Holy Handmade ! [pt 3/3] @ Salone Milan 2017
Wallpaper* wanted to develop a ritual celebration of the divine inspiration, the high craftiness and crafts from which divine works arise.
Housed in the deconsecrated former medieval Church of Santa Teresa in via Moscova, the designated design temple, “pilgrimage” came to great designers and architects with their works realized in collaboration with craftsmen or brands of unique, miraculous materials.
Tom Dixon Industry – Fresh Fat
Tom Dixon‘s Fresh Fat chair is woven from Provista, a type of recyclable plastic. The…
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Tom Dixon [pt 2/6] @ Salone Milan 2017
Tom Dixon brought MULTIPLEX to Milan – in the iconic Cinema and Galleria on via Manzoni – the epicentre of the city’s cultural and luxury shopping district.
It’s very quick and pernicious.
I used to laugh it off and be flattered that people bothered to copy, but now I’m more nervous”
(Con)temporary Urban Spatial Phenomena
String Theory was a temporary installation by RMIT interior design students at Dedece’s Melbourne showroom….