Un respiro internazionale ha animato la capitale francese, trasformandone le vie in un intreccio di visioni e linguaggi: un dialogo ispirato tra la sensibilità progettuale di Maison&Objet e quella della manifestazione, entrambe guidate da un invito consapevole a ripensare il modo in cui abitiamo il mondo. September transformed Paris into…
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This edition transformed the fair into an experience, the city into a story, and the project into a cultural gesture: with new visions and international influences, it restored the profound meaning of a transformating era, opening a space for collective reflection. September brought us in a lively, bustling Paris, filled…
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by Marta Bellacosa. The latest innovations in pendant lamps revolutionize the very concept of lighting through bold design and innovative materials: lighting becomes scenographic and impactful. Without a doubt, the focal point of a room is represented by the chandelier, an apparently obvious piece of furniture but which is actually…
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by Claudia Schiera. The latest trends for the kitchen environment bring a multifunctional style dedicated to personalization, with cutting-edge technologies, perfect for both indoor and outdoor spaces. Eurocucina 2024 – present this year at the Salone del Mobile in Milan – has launched the latest trends related to one of…
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“I love breaking down the boundaries between what is considered art and what is commonly thought of as design or product.” He is brilliant, creative, irreverent. A romantic maximalist who literally frees design and interiors from the prevailing minimalism and the pervasive “Ikea mood” of recent decades. One might…
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An interview by Evi Mibelli with Davide Diliberto. The perception is that of being in front of a person who does not like being the center of attention. Davide Diliberto delegates to the project the task of talking about his vision of design. Which is refined, measured, attentive to every…
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When we think of nineteenth-century design, the collective imagination immediately turns to interiors with a heavy baroque style or to cups embellished with flowers and golden edges. But there is also more, proof of this is Christopher Dresser, a designer originally from Glasgow and active during the Victorian era. Today…
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Like Marcel Wanders’ design or not, the middle ground is difficult. An extrovert and out of the ordinary design characterized by floral elements, redundant decorations and bright colours, such that it is almost considered an anomaly in the world of contemporary design. Wanders’ goal is to make us feel like…
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by Evi Mibelli. Writing about Massimo Iosa Ghini forces you to travel back in time. It was 1986 and as architecture students in Milan we had the opportunity to get to know each other and share, together with other fellow students, ideas and projects that would determine everyone’s individual destinies.…
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Childhood in New York, studies in London and today a studio in Milan: the young creative creates minimal furnishings with artisanal details rigorously made in Italy, dedicated to a functional and comfortable design. Born into a family passionate about design and raised in the Big Apple with a curious and…
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