Bruno Mathsson was born on January 13, 1907, in a small town in Sweden and is considered one of the pioneers of modern Swedish furniture design. As the son of a cabinetmaker and a descendant of a generation of carpenters, he gained a profound knowledge of wood and its processing…
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by Roberta del Vaglio. A fundamental choice for the kitchen work area: materials and performance compared, from traditional ceramic to new-generation stone. The backsplash is the portion of the wall between the worktop and the cabinets, an area in the kitchen that is affected more than you might think: it…
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by Veronica Salò. With furnishings that flow, overlap, and transform, small spaces showcase a new way of living, where multifunctional ideas and flexible systems redefine rhythm, volume, and livability even in the most compact spaces. I know small houses well, both as a host and as a guest. I have…
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by Evi Mibelli. “It is the intrinsic language of the materials that I want to express.” Nordic design has always had a streak of inexplicable magic. And in the case of the Dane Poul Kjærholm it is unequivocally so. The source of inspiration is Nature. Even if lines, rigor, geometries…
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by Evi Mibelli. “Everything is a sum of details, but every detail is usable if it is thought out, designed and finally created”. At the end of the 19th century, the Austrian newspaper Neue Wiener Tagblatt wrote that never before in all of Europe had such a new building as…
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Paolo Rizzatto was born in Milan on 25 December 1941 where he still deals with architecture, interiors, products and lighting. After graduating in architecture from the Polytechnic of Milan in 1966, he opened his first studio together with Antonio Monestiroli di Leo with whom he mainly dealt with architecture and…
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by Evi Mibelli. Observing the vast and multifaceted production of Oki Sato – founder of the Nendo design studio – one instinctively thinks of Osvaldo Cavandoli, Bruno Munari and a quote from Hagakure. Osvaldo Cavandoli was the genius from whose pencil the cartoon La Linea was born, the little man…
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by Evi Mibelli. “I like the beautiful and the useful, and even more the beautiful in the useful.” Andrée Putman was neither a true designer nor a true architect, but an exceptional “ensemblière“. This is how Sylvie Santini, biographer of the grand dame of French design, defines her. A perfect…
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A journey through extraordinary shapes and materials, where each piece tells its own story, craftsmanship interacts with innovation, and spaces are transformed into sensory experiences capable of surprising and inspiring. Curatio by Thomas Haarmann returns from 15 to 19 January 2026 to Maison&Objet – Hall 1, Parc des Expositions de…
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With carefully arranged dishes, textured fabrics, golden highlights, and details with a vintage charm, the Christmas table setting becomes an elegant and personal ritual, capable of creating atmosphere and creating lasting memories. The Christmas table is not a seasonal trend, but a conscious choice. It expresses who we are, how…
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