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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…
Parlement Restaurant & Tea Room @ Milan Design Week 2011
Stevie Parle has been cooking professionally since he was 16. He trained at The…
Elle Decor – Soft Home Exhibition @ Milan Design Week 2016
Elle Decor Italia presented “Soft Home. Interiors and Digital Experience” – a new installation project in the beautiful Palazzo Bovara.
The installation describes the home of the future, with thoughts about living and lifestyles inside a changing world.
Salone Satellite Award Winners @ Salone Milan 2018
The SaloneSatellite Award – now into its 9th edition – marked a further step towards facilitating the interface between demand and supply, between business people and designers and between creativity and production.
The Entry selection process is, as always, extremely competitive, in order to uphold Salone Satellite’s excellent reputation, as it “crowns” promising young designers destined for the market and the design star system.
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Salone Milan 2010 – Copy nature
Copy Nature is an exhibition of 11 designers’ work exploring reproduction at the metal casting workshop The Beeldenstorm. The designers, invited by project initiator Max Lipsey, were provided with space and expertise by The Beeldenstorm to come experiment in the workshop.
Sweat Shop – Sewing Cafe, Paris
A Swiss makeup artist (Martena Duss)and an Austrian fashion designer(Sissi Holleis), came to the world fashion capital expecting to be wowed by Gallic savoir faire.
Instead, they found a city in which the relationship between ordinary people and the hallowed workshops of the great couturiers had broken down to the extent that – sacre bleu! – their French friends were asking to borrow their sewing machines