Tom Dixon [pt 2/6] @ Salone Milan 2017
Tom Dixon brought MULTIPLEX to Milan – in the iconic Cinema and Galleria on via Manzoni – the epicentre of the city’s cultural and luxury shopping district.
Tom Dixon brought MULTIPLEX to Milan – in the iconic Cinema and Galleria on via Manzoni – the epicentre of the city’s cultural and luxury shopping district.
THE RESTAURANT is a series of 4 extraordinary Caeserstone kitchens and dining halls designed by Tom Dixon, arrayed in a cruciform setting within the beautiful Baroque splendour of the Rotonda Della Besana
The four basic elements of Air, Water, Earth and Fire give each kitchen and dining hall a clear aesthetic, materiality and cooking method.
Throughout the week visitors will be encouraged to sit down, slow down and re-calibrate.
Tom Dixon and Moto Guzzi presented the Tomoto motorcycle in one room of Dixon’s massive Multiplex exhibition – a showcase of new design by Dixon and several handpicked small studios, which took over the 1950s Teatro Manzoni cinema durin Milan Design Week.
For the Salone del Mobile 2017, Tom Dixon brought Multiplex into the iconic Manzoni Cinema and Galleria in the very heart of Milan.
If you weren’t able to make it this year you can experience Multiplex online with the 360 tour of the Tom Dixon Multiplex cinema complex
During Milan Design Week, Teatro Manzoni stage has been used to showcase DELAKTIG – the hackable living platform Tom Dixon has designed with IKEA.
Hear Tom talk through key pieces of the new collection, Industry, and his past experiences…
The 2010 State of Design Festival’s business program, Design Capital, will focus on how three…
ROUGH played tonight at the DesignJunction after party, and had the crowd yelling for more
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Pamar Gem: Alba Lisca and Giorgio Vigna, two jewellery artists/designers and two different languages, translating…
Occupying the sixth floor of London’s Midcity development, Westfield’s European headquarters wraps around the building’s ten-storey, glass atrium.
As well as the interiors of the workplace, Woods Bagot created a distinctive identity for the office that is recognisable from any part of the building and also ties into the Westfield brand.