Moooi Frame Design Award @ Salone Milan 2013
The winner of the Frame Moooi Design Award was announced this evening at an invitation only function and follow up VIP cocktail evening
We hope that this exposure will bring us new clients.
The winner of the Frame Moooi Design Award was announced this evening at an invitation only function and follow up VIP cocktail evening
Wildly inspired by the illustrious history of mosaics in Ravenna particularly in connection with the…
A highlight of the annual London Design Festival is the presentation of the London Design…
British designer Thomas Heatherwick’s Spun chair for Magis is made for good times. He successfully…
text by Marcia Argyriades for Yatzer // all photos below by Daniele Mattioli Organizers of…
For Milan Design Week, Lee Broom brought his London Crystal Bulb Shop to Spazio Pontaccio, in the Brera District.
The Pop Up shop created an immersive environment, while showcasing a series of new products based on the Crystal Bulb.
One of the most captivating exhibitions at Milan Design week 2011 was Paola Lenti‘s indoor and outdoor…
Touch Base, a Design Academy Eindhoven exhibition curated by Ilse Crawford and the Academy’s creative director Thomas Widdershoven, explores the power of tactility in human life.
Touch Base explores the counter-movement that many of the DAE students are shaping in response to the empowering, but overwhelming presence of technology and digitalism.
To touch is to feel physically and sense emotionally.
Craighton Berman is an industrial designer and creative director based in Chicago, USA….
On the occasion of the Salone Del Mobile in Milan, Brussels based design-art dealer Victor…
Atelier Swarovski Home featured a range of collections designed in collaboration with luminaries from the art, design, architecture and fashion worlds.
The exhibition took place in the neo-classical Palazzo Cagnola, and was organized by designer, and arranged in an engaging display of light and reflection, crystalline forms phrased as vases, centerpieces, and interactive objet d’art culminated in a debut of a collection whose ultimate purpose is to re-imagine home décor.
How to re-interpret famous Rijksmuseum artworks in the way of a domestic living space ?
Rijksstudio m2 using the richness of the Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum collection, resonates in walls and ceilings, for a minimal but unique experience