dedece exclusive video interview with Paola Lenti @ Chiostri dell’Umanitaria
dedece exclusive video interview with Paola Lenti @ Chiostri dell’Umanitaria
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.
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.
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.
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’s exclusive video interview with designer Rodolfo Dordoni at Minotti’s stand at the Salone Fairgrounds
dedece’s exclusive video interview with Davide Groppi at the Salone Fairgrounds Showroom
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Florence Knoll Bassett established herself as one of the most influential American interior planners and designers of the second half of the twentieth century.
Her belief in “total design”—architecture, manufacturing, interior design, furniture, textiles, graphics, advertising and presentation—meant that she integrated all aspects of spatial planning, furnishing, and decorating into one seamless package.
Her application of design principles in solving space-planning problems were radical departures from the standard practice in the 1950s, but were quickly adopted and remain widely used today
Florence Knoll changed the world’s conception of how to decorate an office space with her innovative, art-centered and Bauhaus-inspired notions about functional design
Ollo is a light task chair designed to support improvisation and spontaneity across a variety of environments and work styles.
With its modern form and intuitive movement, Ollo adapts to the task at hand, whether you’re just touching down or staying a while.
Intentionally simple and free of complicated mechanisms, the open form welcomes the user without dictating the chair’s function.
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As part of Knolls 75th anniversary celebrations, dedece together with Woven Image invited special guests to an exclusive dinner and Q & A with George Freedman.




