dedece’s exclusive video interview with Tom Dixon @ Salone Milan 2015
dedece’s exclusive video interview with Tom Dixon @ Salone Milan 2015
dedece’s exclusive video interview with Davide Groppi at the Salone Fairgrounds Showroom
dedece’s exclusive video interview with designer Rodolfo Dordoni at Minotti’s stand at the Salone Fairgrounds
dedece’s exclusive video interview with Paola Lenti at the beautiful Chiostri dell’Umanitaria
dedece’s exclusive video interviews with Demetrio Apolloni ( Knoll Europe CEO ) & Benjamin Pardo ( Knoll USA Design director ) at the Knoll Showroom Salone Fairgrounds
At DesignJunction Edit Milan, Tom Dixon took over a 400m² abandoned theatre within Casa dell’Opera Nazionalle Balilla.
Inside The Cinema, Tom created an entertainment show highlighting his latest designs through a series of extraordinary installations and light shows.
ROUGH played tonight at the DesignJunction after party, and had the crowd yelling for more
Rough @ Salone Milan 2015 = Bradford Shellhammer lead vocals, Tom Dixon bass guitar, Steph Hannah keyboards and vocals , Robert Violette drums and Eran Kendler acoustic guitar
The auto-makers in recent years have been increasingly present at the Salone del Mobile in Milan, as most major car manufacturers take an increasing interest in the event.and muscle in on Milan.
The Salone was again invaded and supported by the Motor Car industry – showing their design credentials to the fullest and making a significant contribution to the exclusive party circuit in town for the Fair, with new installations, design competitions and the appearance of the odd concept car all conspiring to share the limelight with the big furniture brands.
Comprising a system of coloured silicon tiles and differently shaped steel frames, ‘Roofer’ by British…
The Saloni are carrying forward their cultural and didactic campaign with an event / show…
Once again the big fashion houses positioned themselves in the midst of the Salone Furniture Fair in Milan – Monograms and furnishings – united by design. !
Fashion and furnishings come from two different worlds, but they share the intention to present their own take on comfort and elegance, and they are united by the same common denominator: design.
By collaborating with architects and furniture designers, fashion brands can gain the freedom to explore process and materials through more experimental applications.
It’s not that I have solutions or answers.
It’s about starting up a discourse: what can we design in a world of plenty ?
And how can we do it responsibly ?
If a person chooses a lamp in a shop, say a lamp designed by me, picks it up, buys it and then takes it home: well that will have some sort of influence on his life




