by Evi Mibelli. “You cannot create happiness with beautiful objects, but you can ruin it with ugly ones” – Finn Juhl. If we want to understand the greatness of Finn Juhl, we just need to look at his house in Ordrup, north of Copenhagen, now home to the museum dedicated…
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Warm and cool colors are not irreconcilable opposites, but chromatic worlds that work best when they interact with each other. The secret of perfect harmony? It’s all about knowing how to balance them. When talking about warm and cool colors, the most common mistake is to consider them two separate…
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A journey into the creative heart of a company that combines mastery, craftsmanship, and innovation, from the production departments where furniture is born to refined narrative spaces that suggest an increasingly très chic contemporary lifestyle. When you think of Lyon, your mind turns to its traboules (the typical covered passages…
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Discover how to navigate the best sites and marketplaces for purchasing vintage, modern, and original design furniture, finding exclusive creations that express your style and personal taste. Choosing secondhand design means furnishing with authentic pieces that tell unique stories, enhancing beauty, functionality, and respect for the environment. It’s not just…
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Three immersive and complementary paths that, between décor, hospitality, and retail, decode the creative present and anticipate future trends, transforming spaces, materials, and objects into sensitive traces of contemporary design. In its first appointment for 2026, Maison&Objet entrusts at the tale of What’s New? Spaces the definition not only of…
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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 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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I can’t wait to discover Epònimo’s vision at the next Milan Design Week. Expectations, given the latest proposals for 2025, are high: the Milanese brand has now accustomed us to design pieces capable of speaking to people and restoring familiarity and warmth to environments. With the power of memory. Do…
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A technicolor house in New York’s oldest neighborhood becomes the pretext to tell of vibrant anti-Pantone choices and to openly criticize dull white. Because today we need a space that reflects us, that boldly colors our need for courage, energy, and emotion. I don’t know about you, but I’m not…
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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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