Between the two decades of the First and Second World Wars, the world of design experienced a period of great revolution, expressed in the concept we still know today, where form is modulated by use. During these years, new lines and unusual materials were experimented with, design…
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By Maria Chiara Antonini. Visiting this apartment in Brera, in the historic heart of Milan, you'll be struck by the abundant light that floods every room, making it welcoming and pleasant. An interior design brimming with color and style. The architect who oversaw the entire project is Andrea Auletta, a Milanese by birth…
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by Maria Chiara Antonini. A special edition for the design event in Copenhagen. This autumnal event, rather than the traditional spring one, brought Scandinavian design back into the spotlight. La casa in ordine was invited, along with other international design and lifestyle publications, to that…
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A renewed desire for décor alternates with Scandinavian-inspired design. Classics are dressed in rich, textured colors, while a strong bohemian spirit fills the home with ethnic fabrics, including natural shades, velvets, and a resounding return of rattan. Fall/Winter 2021/22 confirms...
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For a successful coexistence with pets, it's important to properly organize your home, including enriching it with products and objects designed specifically for them. Sharing your home with a pet is a decision to be made with the understanding that, in addition to companionship, friends...
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A Lombard architect and designer, Ilaria Marelli, founded in 2004, focuses on full-spectrum projects, ranging from interiors to the design of one-of-a-kind pieces and mass-produced products for major Italian companies. We interviewed her to discover her fascinating world as a designer. Tell us about yourself. Who…
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When it comes time to furnish your bathroom, after a renovation or as part of a major restyling, you obviously need to choose not only the type of furniture—wall-mounted or freestanding—but also the colors and their combinations to ensure the room looks…
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"A brilliant definition of the new Italian taste? I'd say a 'taaac' taste, à la Renato Pozzetto." [Stefano Boeri] The star architect—and curator of this latest edition of the Salone del Mobile—thus presented the renewed taste for pragmatism and flexibility that emerged in many of the Design Week installations. And he rediscovers…
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Looking at them for the first time, it's impossible to tell their age: they're chairs, armchairs, lamps, and tables that seem to come from the future, but which in reality represent nothing more than the futuristic vision of the greatest designers of the last century. With their unmistakable silhouettes, they unite past, present, and future, and...
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The Challenge: The days are getting shorter, the temperatures are dropping, the first autumn raindrops are hitting the windows: autumn has arrived. The challenge now is to rethink the living room as an intimate and welcoming space that allows us to fully appreciate the return home. A space designed…
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