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Giuseppe was the husband of my mother, a second father. His creativity molded who I have become and he taught me how to overcome my own limitations.

We collaborated on something years ago, but we never actually worked together, he worked alone.

It’s only now that I’m working with him after he’s gone.

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“My father started the workshop 40 years ago, and for a long time the business was working. But the shops are disappearing, and my parents were feeling like they were obsolete.

Now that I’ve come, we’re doing different things together, and suddenly my mother knows all about these young, cool, trendy designers.”

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KETTAL PUSSEL by Xavier Mañosa @ Salone Milan 2013

KETTAL PUSSEL by Xavier Mañosa @ Salone Milan 2013

KETTAL PUSSEL began as a game between 12-year-old Xavier Mañosa and his father.

Together they created a ceramic modular shape that can stack together – mixing different colours. shapes and materials to intermingle various functions eg lamp, vase and candle holder.

  • April 8, 2013
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Giuseppie Picone – Looking Forward @ Salone Milan 2016

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.

  • May 9, 2016
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Luca De Padova @ Milan Design Week 2011

An interview ( in Italian) with Luca De Padova, the CEO of De Padova (since…

  • April 16, 2011
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Kreon Creative Space in Paris

Kreon Creative Space in Paris

Kreon Creative Space in Paris, just a 500m stroll from the Louvre @ 5 Rue…

  • October 5, 2011
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Top 10 Icelandic volcano jokes

Top 10 Icelandic volcano jokes

Here is the UK Telegraph’s “Top 10 round-up” of the best (and worst) of what Facebook,…

  • April 22, 2010
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Sydney Design 2010 – Iron Designer

Sydney Design 2010 – Iron Designer

Sydney Design 2010 With a nod to the legendary Japanese cooking show, Iron Designer introduces…

  • August 2, 2010
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Blurred Rooms @ Salone Milan 2019

Blurred Rooms @ Salone Milan 2019

Blurred Rooms is a mutable exhibition scenario that plays with the visual perception of space and intimate desire for discovery.

The new upcoming collections, concealed by opaline filters, at first appear as blurred an indistinct silhouettes and then promptly unveil in their entirety.

  • April 10, 2019
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Now architecture speaks the language of computers — which have three buttons:  ” Copy, Paste, Delete “

- Ai Weiwei -

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Triennale Museum – “What is Italian design” #3

Triennale Museum – “What is Italian design” #3

After answering the question: “What is Italian design?” with the Le Sette Ossessioni del Design…

  • April 3, 2010
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I M Pei – Suzhou Museum

I M Pei – Suzhou Museum

Building China Modern I.M. Pei has been called the most important living modern architect, defining…

  • April 4, 2010
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Minotti’s Aesthetic @ Salone Milan 2013

Minotti’s Aesthetic @ Salone Milan 2013

This year, the architecture and mood of Minottti’s exhibition space adhered to the underlying concept of the Lifescape collection and recreates a contemporary habitat where interior and exterior come together harmoniously, in order to form the ideal setting for the presentation of the eclectic, very flexible 2013 collection.

  • April 11, 2013
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