Tom Dixon x Adidas Capsules @ Salone Milan 2013
Tom Dixon has dived into uncharted waters in an unprecedented collaboration with sportswear company Adidas,…
Milan Design Week has become the Biggest Design Meeting in the World
Tom Dixon has dived into uncharted waters in an unprecedented collaboration with sportswear company Adidas,…
This week I’m a clothing, bag and shoe designer – who’d have thunk (sic) it?
Tom Dixon transformed their MOST space into a theatrical journey enlightening visitors into the “ World of Tom Dixon “.
Tom took visitors on an exploration of two contrasting environments – “ Rough & Smooth “ – a story of opposites.
Milan remains the only place where you can still see everybody in one go
Celebrating the joy of contrast, this year Tom Dixon highlights the opposite qualities of his new products – “Rough and Smooth”.
Hear Tom talk through key pieces of the new collection, Industry, and his past experiences…
During the 2018 Milan Design Week Paola Lenti again presented her exhibition “ Elementi ” ( Elements ), standing out as if they were theatrical scenarios.
It was easy to get lost in the large furnished industrial spaces, amazed and enchanted by so much beauty
British product and interior designer, Lee Broom, probably just made the most intricate pun of all time with his “Salone del Automobile” installation – a lighting and interior installation set inside of a delivery van that he drove from East London to Milan for Salone del Mobile.
“Last year in Milan I went to lots of exhibitions that were all about the palazzo and everyone was talking about that,” Broom explains in the movie. “I thought, why don’t I create my own, but I’ll create a mini palazzo inside a vehicle.”
Have you noticed our carrot powered car? Or the umbrellas on the rooftop? Studio Binocular, talented…
Jabulani – meaning ‘to Celebrate’ in the Zulu language – is the name of the…
The joined presence of Boffi, De Padova and MA / U Studio – both at the fair and in the two Milanese showrooms of De Padova and Boffi Solferino – showcased their combined product novelties through beautifully crafted presentations directed under Piero Lissoni’s creative eye
For ‘The Room of Change’ Accurat created a 30-meters-long hand-crafted data-tapestry illustrating how multiple aspects of our environment have changed in the past centuries, how they are still changing, and how they will likely continue changing, addressing many of the topics presented in the exhibition.
With this installation, Accurat questions a communication made only of data and numbers and suggests a change of scale and perspective.