Luca De Padova @ Milan Design Week 2011
An interview ( in Italian) with Luca De Padova, the CEO of De Padova (since…
DePadova ( Pt 2 / 2 ) @ Salone Milan 2016
De Padova is a paradox – it is part of a quintessentially Italian design culture and yet is defined by its international scope.
Coherency remains a key theme at De Padova.
The brand’s collection is tastefully eclectic, both in terms of its origin and the styles.
Depadova’s hot off the press 2010 catalogue
The catalog presents the collection in contemporary settings of immediate impact.
Salone Milan 2010 – Essence by Luca Nichetto
Essence was born of Luca Nichetto’s desire to share the knowledge of processes of…
Chloe Table by Helen Kontouris for DePadova @ Milan Design Week 2011
Australian designer, Helen Kontouris describes her Chloe table for DePadova Italy as follows: – “One day I…
DePadova @ Salone Milan 2014
De Padova presented their latest product developments and the company’s idea of living at their permanent Milan showroom, on Corso Venezia. under a veritable deluge of drops of padded fabric
Knoll Antenna Workspaces Microsite
Blending inspirational photography and interactive features, the new information rich Knoll Antenna Workspaces microsite serves…
Salone milan 2010 – Exquise Design
Design at the threshold of love. As an extension of a project on the theme…
Salone Milan 2010 – Poltrona Frau Group
CEO Poltrona Frau, Dario Rinero, at the presentation of the group’s results in view of…
Tom Dixon by George Smith
Launched in September 2008, Tom Dixon by George Smith is a contemporary British upholstery brand…
Where Architects Live ( Pt 1 / 3 ) @ Salone Milan 2014
The exhibition curated by Francesca Molten has been specially devised for the Salone, providing an exclusive glimpse into “rooms” designed by eight of the world’s most respected architects
Photographs will be shown alongside videos, sounds and comments, creating an interactive space that unveils the architects’ visions of living.
The Diner by David Rockwell @ Salone Milan 2018
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Surface magazine teamed up with celebrated architect Rockwell Group to explore American design by recasting a U.S. icon.
Rockwell teamed up with and design consultancy 2×4 to create The Diner, which is located in one of the cavernous vaults situated below the tracks that run into Milan’s Centrale railway station.