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Oceans of Garbage
Salone Milan 2010 – Navy Chair goes cola red
After four years of work, Emeco have created a new Navy Chair made of 111 recycled…
Artecnica “Home Boy tote bags”
Homeboy Tote Bags / 100% Cotton canvas / 34 cm x 37 cm x 8 cm…
Supercyclers S.O.S @ Salone Milan 2012
S.O.S. Which means “help, we’re about to be submerged with waste” – or more literally…
Framing the V&A Museum for London Design Festival 2010
Artist and designer Stuart Haygarth, working with leading framing company John Jones, has created…
Wallpaper* Handmade at Brioni @ Salone Milan 2012
Spread over three floors, the concept was called “Made by Hand” and was presented in…
Surface Tension Lamp by Front Design @ Salone Milan 2012
Replacing the Light Bulb with a Bubble Dutch design company Booo! Studio asked Swedish design…
Salone Satellite ( Pt 2 / 2 ) Awards @ Salone Milan 2014
Around 700 designers aged under 35 exhibited at this year’s edition, which has in the past proved a springboard for now-established designers
The 5th edition Salone Satellite Award and the 15th edition German Design Report Award both individually selected the best product introductions at the Satellite from participating Satellite designers
Interview – Konstantin Grcic
An interview by Valentina Ciuffi, just published in Klat Magazine. Konstantin Grcic is literally one…
100 x 100 Achille @ Salone Milan 2018
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Achille Castiglioni, the Achille Castiglioni Foundation entrusted the curation of an exhibition to Chiara Alessi and Domitilla Dardi, who created the project concept — to ask 100 Italian and international designers to write and send to Achille a congratulatory Birthday Card and at the same time, to give to him their favorite anonymous object.
The ” 100 x 100 Achille” exhibition is as playful and design-saturated as he would have loved.
Salone Milan 2010 – Young Poland
“Young Creative Poland” presents, in Milan’s famous Triennale, the best of the young, vital, emerging…
La Rinascente ( Pt 1 / 2 ) @ Salone Milan 2016
Reflecting on the state of affairs in design and prompting a consideration of the meanings that hide behind a display, ‘A Search Behind Appearances’ by Hella Jongerius and Louise Schouwenberg proposed that we should move beyond commercial success, beyond style differences and beyond personal taste.
Resulting in a range of visual metaphors, ‘A Search Behind Appearances’ took over the famous La Rinascente department store’s eight Piazza Duomo facing windows during the Salone.
Minotti – Comfort then Feeling @ Milan Design Week 2011
Minotti Design Identity 2011 – is the name of the new collection and it is…