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Dedece together with Vola, and Architecture Australia organised an intimate dinner for Kerry Hill to…
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Dedece together with Vola, and Architecture Australia organised an intimate dinner for Kerry Hill to…
Like every year, this April – from the 14th to the 19th –the fairgrounds of…
The fourth in the series of ” Dedece & Vola Celebrates ” was held at dedece’s Sydney showroom on Mon 22nd Sept, 2014
Previously Dedece together with Vola, had celebrated renowned Australian architects – (1) Glenn Murcutt, (2) Kerry Hill and (3) Alex Popov
This time around, Dedece together with Vola, and Artichoke magazine organised an intimate dinner for Sue Carr – to celebrate the career of one of Australia’s most successful and prolific Interior Designers.
Sue was honoured for her significant contribution to the advancement of modernist Interior Design and her ongoing Architectural interactions in Australia.
Dedece together with Vola, and Architecture Australia organised an intimate dinner for Glenn Murcutt to celebrate Australia’s most…
The Minotti 2012/Collection was presented at dedece’s Melbourne showroom in December, 2012
The 2012/Collection admirably marries innovation and consistency, both distinguishing features of the Minotti brand.
The collection is striking in its unconventional use of a colour palette, that is both elegant and sophisticated, adding depth to shapely lines.
The third in the series of ” Vola Q & A Celebrates ” was held at dedece Sydney on Wed 13th March, 2013
The previous renowned Australian architects celebrated by Vola and dedece were Glen Murcutt and Kerry Hill. This time it was Alex Popovs’ turn to be roundly honoured
The new Paola Lenti collection was once again launched at the serene Chiostri dell’Umanitaria, ( monastic cloisters in the heart of Milan ) .
Beyond Colour was the 2015 theme chosen by Paola to emphasise the visionary designer’s quest to go beyond the enveloping spell of colours towards a vision of outdoor and indoor living.
This concept is vision centered on furniture intended as functional and elegant products, simple and, at the same time, able to redesign unity.
Hermès chose to present its new home collections with a beautiful installation at the city’s Museo della Permanente,
Comprising an eclectic line of objects, furnishings, fabrics, and wallpapers. the new colletions for the home are presented within an architectural project conceived by Charlotte Macaux Perelman, co-artistic director of Hermès maison together with Alexis Fabry.
Casa Son Vida is a renovation of a 1960s Mediterranean villa, but it has been turned…
Rugs are used to delineate volume, positive space, or even personal territory; they enable an area to become the expression of an individual’s character and experience.
For nearly twenty years, Paola Lenti has interpreted and creatively expressed the importance of this spatial anchor in its range of rugs.
The company has never lost sight of traditional production techniques, like weaving and embroidery, and it combines them with high quality raw materials.
Pantone the global color authority, today announced PANTONE® 18-1438 Marsala, a naturally robust and earthy wine red, as the Color of the Year for 2015.
“Much like the fortified wine that gives Marsala its name, this tasteful hue embodies the satisfying richness of a fulfilling meal,” Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute said. “This hearty-yet-stylish tone is universally appealing and translates easily to fashion, beauty, industrial design, home furnishings and interiors.”
Milan Fashion Week and Milan Design Week both unfold here – which makes the possibility a visit will coincide with a global convergence of the design community highly likely, making it one of the few cities that can truly claim Fashion and Design are part of its’ cultural and civic DNA