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…
Does Design have a “Sell by Date” ?
The David Report – April 2010 Has Design reached its sell by date? Have we…
Tom Dixon ( Pt 1 / 2 ) @ Salone Milan 2014
Tom Dixon‘s 2014 accessories collection is inspired by the industrial qualities of engineering, with a beautiful play on industrial machine parts, utilising semi-precious materials like brass, copper and glass.
Famed for his previous collection of furniture, lighting and accessories, Tom Dixon’s accessories collection shows his continued talent to produce innovative and interesting design that deals with every day objects and the pursuit to reinvent them in a beautifully resolved design.
Artecnica @ NYIGF 2011
Twice a year the Jacob K Javits Centre in New York is filled to the…
Minotti Monobrand showroom @ dedece Melbourne
Thanks to the long-standing partnership between the Minotti and Engelen families – the latter at the helm of Dedece for 40 years – Melbourne welcomes the new home of the Minotti monobrand.
Launched at the Russell Street address in 2006, the store now has an exciting new location in Dale Street, Cremorne – the “leading edge” design furniture destination precinct.
COS presents Conifera @ Salone Milan 2019
Conifera has been conceived in response to an open brief from COS, with the final structure a result of a parametric design process that has seen the installation evolve with each new technological and material innovation throughout its conception.
The piece vertically integrates design and construction, forming a direct connection from design to build through a dialogue with robotics: the architect is at once designer and maker.
Salone Milan 2010 – Memory Chair
Japanese design master Tokujin Yoshioka has previewed images of Memory, a new chair for Moroso made…