For ‘The Room of Change’ Accurat created a 30-meters-long hand-crafted data-tapestry illustrating how multiple aspects of our environment have changed in the past centuries, how they are still changing, and how they will likely continue changing, addressing many of the topics presented in the exhibition.
With this installation, Accurat questions a communication made only of data and numbers and suggests a change of scale and perspective.
For Minotti, the year 2019 brings a new stylistic language, a new decorative code.
This new vision of interior design mixes different styles, by working with designers from different cultural backgrounds, who harmoniously become part of the “Minotti project”, all coordinated by Roberto Dordoni with Minotti Studio.
In collaboration with Daikin, the air conditioner manufacturer, this project by Nendo, was based on the concept of ‘invisible air’ and aims to provide visitors with a unique spatial experience that offers an opportunity to ‘experience in sight what we can only feel in real life.’
This installation evoked the sensation of a comfortable breeze by the movement of light and shadows, not actual air.
Reinforcing her unmistakable instinct as an explorer, Gallerist Nina Yashar hosted a striking showing in the scenographic atmospheres of Nilufar Depot in Via Lancetti 34.
Set design, from Space Caviar’s Joseph Grima, presented as a rarefied landscape with pieces suspended in scenographic bubbles evoking the utopian residences of the 70’s experimentation in Radical Design.
Once again Interni King Size magazine editor Gilda Bojardi presented a review and profile of the most promising young designers emerging on the international design scene in the past 12 months
They all had numerous products on show with different manufacturers at this years Salone
Look out for these designers in years to come – they will definitely be leaving their mark on the industry based on this years showings
Paola Lenti’s latest proposal was presented in the industrial spaces of Fabbrica Orobia 15, Milan
It featured a series of striking architectural backdrops, arranged like theatrical scenes, to tell the story of Paola Lenti’s latest intuitions, innovations and products, of today and of yesterday, in a continuous dialogue between color, matter and form
Recently started brand Dimoremilano took over the historic Cinema Arti building in the San Babila neighborhood to create a dark, moody, 1960s-inspired environment in which to show off its debut line with an “Interstellar” installation.
The Cinema Arti is in an historic Rationalism era building, which now hosts the vision and the evolution of Britt Moran and Emiliano Salci’s galaxy.
Paola Lenti’s latest proposal presented in the industrial spaces of Fabbrica Orobia 15, Milan, featured a series of architectures arranged like theatrical scenes to tell intuitions, innovations and products, of today and yesterday, in a continuous dialogue between color, matter and form.
For Milan Design Week 2019, the Magis Showroom in Corso Garibaldi 77, presented a set curated by Note Design Studio and dedicated to Plato – the beautiful new, die-cast aluminium chair designed by Jasper Morrison