With over 400,000 visitors coming to the Salone, it was inevitable that eventually the world’s music scene would catch up with the Festival of Design
Here are our highlights of the 2018 Milan Design Week ( after hours )
The final piece of the Prada Fondazione puzzle the ‘Torre’ opened to the public during Milan Salone on April 20th. The 60 metre- tall tower is the final part of the campus, Rising high above the Fondazione Prada and the overall neighbourhood, the tower’s irregular geometry follows a structural logic.
To celebrate the design world’s biggest week – T Mag welcomed guests to a cocktail party, held pool side at the legendary Villa Necchi Campiglio in Milan.
For the 57th Venice Biennale, Sanlorenzo in partnership with Tornabuoni Art, presented an Art Tribute to Alighiero Boetti by incorporating seven art peices from 1968-1988 in an exhibition on board the Sanlorenzo SL118 Haiia yacht moored off Venice
The London Design Festival launched a Kickstarter campaign to bring Visionary Crazy Golf to London’s Trafalgar Square.
Holes have been designed by nine of the world’s most renowned and inventive architects, artists and designers.
The aim is to raise £120,000 through a 6-week campaign, and the course will be open from 16-22 September, coinciding with the Festival itself.
Mikael Genberg is a Swedish artist who has become famous for his spectacular and sometimes controversial art projects and more recently for his “alternative living dwellings”
In the series ” The Colour of Bondi ” photographer Rex Dupain has captured every aspect of the famous Bondi beach strip – Its’ surfers, bathers, skaters, backpackers, musclemen, sun worshippers, divers and divas who all co-exist on this iconic beach that seems to define the quintessential Australian lifestyle.
“Our legacy is the product and product culture that we leave behind.
What we have done at Knoll with the products which we inherited and what we have done to create new things to move the company forward, we have done to honour and preserve the Knoll legacy.”
Jens Risom’s Block Island Family Retreat, Rhode Island, Built in 1967
Assembled on his property, this 700 square-foot holiday home housed everything one could need, including furniture designed by Risom himself.