dedece exclusive video interview with Paola Lenti @ Chiostri dell’Umanitaria
dedece is Paola Lenti @ Salone Milan 2015
Build by Paola Lenti @ Salone Milan 2015
Paola Lenti’s ” Build panel system” designed by Francesco Rota
Build is a system of modular panels that are conceived to divide and equip interior spaces; they are covered with Brio fabric and can be fixed to the wall or can create freestanding compositions as well as furniture pieces with an architectural flair.
Beyond Colour – Rugs by Paola Lenti @ Salone Milan 2015
Paola Lenti presented her new rug / carpet collections at the Chiostri della Società Umanitaria under the theme ” Beyond Colour”
Going beyond colour to discover the discreet, invisible vein that gives new form and concreteness to the creative gesture, which thrives on inter-weavings, balances and vibrations that unexpectedly lead to the perfection of the finished object.
The all-enveloping weave of the colours creates reflections that accentuate the harmony of the forms in a play of chromatic modulations.
Paola Lenti goes Beyond Colour @ Salone Milan 2015
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.
NatureLeap At Paola Lenti @ Salone Milan 2015
Paola Lenti’s creations reveal careful study of materials and their composition, together with the continuous dialogue with natural materials needed to host a welcoming space for Salone visitors.
Paola Lenti invited LAN ( Laboratorio Architecture Naturali ) to construct a natural setting using just bamboo and synthetic rope – to creatively display Paola Lenti’s beautiful Taiki outdoor lamps
dedece is Minotti @ Salone Milan 2015
dedece’s exclusive video interview with designer Rodolfo Dordoni at Minotti’s stand at the Salone Fairgrounds
dedece is Davide Groppi @ Salone Milan 2015
dedece’s exclusive video interview with Davide Groppi at the Salone Fairgrounds Showroom
Dead or Alive @ MAD Museum NY
Nature becomes Art Museum of Arts & Design April 27 – October 24, 2010 Dead…
Giuseppie Picone – Looking Forward @ Salone Milan 2016
Giuseppe Picone became a well-known name in Italy in the 1950s, then an international phenomenon in the 1960s.
When artist, ceramist, textile designer and fashion designer Giuseppe Picone died in 2008, he left behind a precious gift to Italian craft history
Picone’s invaluable artistic legacy and many contributions were key in defining the “Made in Italy” generation.
In Scena Indoors by Paola Lenti @ Salone Milan 2019
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
“Leonardo 1452-1519” @ Salone Milan 2015
From 15 April to July 19, 2015, Palazzo Reale, Milan is presenting the largest exhibition on Leonardo da Vinci ever held in Italy,
Entitled “Leonardo 1452-1519”, the exhibition, explores the central themes of the multi-faceted work of Leonardo: the drawings; the reflection on the arts and on the antiquity; the great innovation of the “motions of the mind”; the focus on utopian projects and the mechanical automation.
It includes paintings, drawings, sculptures and manuscripts, brought together from the finest museums in the world, amongst which the British Museum in London, the Uffizi in Florence, and the Metropolitan Museum in New York.
Artichoke : The Making of a Design Magazine
The latest exhibition at the Design Institute of Australia’s Design Gallery in Melbourne has…
Designing with Air @ Salone Milan 2014
A creative team from Fabrica led by Sam Baron has designed a number of installations that “give shape to air” – the most commonly employed means to transfer heat .
The exhibition presented eight main design themes that develop the same concept with different formal results, distinguished by a stated temperature.