Tom Dixon Interview @ Tom Dixon’s Studio, London
Hear Tom talk through key pieces of the new collection, Industry, and his past experiences…
If you are creating your own label then I think it’s quite good to have an identity.
I’m like Land Rover of the furniture world — a bit chunkier, not particularly stylish.
Hear Tom talk through key pieces of the new collection, Industry, and his past experiences…
Designed by iconic British designer Tom Dixon, the interior of Circus is one of its most memorable aspects, mixing grown up glamour with a hint of kitsch.
Guests enter into an alleyway of kaleidoscopic mirrors, whilst the main arena incorporates a glass roof, mirror balls, flamingo shaped table legs and harlequin patterned walls.
Milan Design Week has become the Biggest Design Meeting in the World
Constantly on the hunt for more interesting spaces to show and more exciting adventures to share with his partners, customers and friends, Tom came across this abandoned cinema in central Milan, mysteriously never before used during the Salone.
With its monumental ceilings and entertainment history, it becomes the perfect setting to show, animate and sell the new Tom Dixon collections.
During Milan Design Week, Teatro Manzoni stage has been used to showcase DELAKTIG – the hackable living platform Tom Dixon has designed with IKEA.
27th September – Decormart Showroom, Bangkok Thailand First stop on Tom’s 2011 Asian Tour was…
Dedece Blog contributor – Emma Elizabeth – enjoyed a day with Tom Dixon @ The Dock for…
While many of you might be familiar with the bubbling excellence of luxury champagne brand…
Paola Lenti’s latest proposal was presented in the industrial spaces of Fabbrica Orobia 15, Milan
It featured a series of striking architectural backdrops, arranged like theatrical scenes, to tell the story of Paola Lenti’s latest intuitions, innovations and products, of today and of yesterday, in a continuous dialogue between color, matter and form
Tip the world over on its side and everything loose will land in Los Angeles
“Architecture is an old man’s profession,” says Alex Popov who has earned a reputation as a creator of elegant, restrained and peaceful houses.
His reputation is founded in his intuitive approach to design and his elegant, harmoniously-proportioned buildings. To his clients he offers a sense of what a house can be, and how architecture can play a positive role in their lives
Ikea Australia and the University of Technology Sydney collaborated to open the Tom Dixon designed Delaktig bed-sofa collection up to Interior and Product design students from UTS, challenging them to personalise the range to reflect life at home in Australia.
Eight students ( 4 x product design students & 4 x interior design students) were selected to take part in the Workshop which was mentored by Ikea’s Interior Design team together with the UTS Design Lecturers