by Maria Chiara Antonini. Once upon a time, various publications were simply stacked on bookcases, often relegated to study rooms and hallways. Later came the trend of large art books, displayed on coffee tables in the living room, and finally the trend of arranging volumes by color...
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Many activities that were once done outdoors are now done indoors: including work and sports. Ever Life Design has developed a new line of products specifically designed to promote and facilitate physical activity within the home. This line is called Tape, a system of…
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"We believe that an organized home helps bring order to your life." From these premises, the "Space Liberation Movement" initiative was born, launched by IKEA, which invites people to regain control of their domestic spaces simply by tidying them up. We all accumulate objects of all kinds, but to live better, we need…
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Millions of tiny particles in constant motion to form new and surprising constellations: this is what “stoft” means in Swedish, and it is precisely from this gentle word that a studio founded in Malmö in 2013 took its name. It was founded by three young designers, Jenny Ekdahl, Ola Nystedt and Joel Herslow, all born…
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Design is back, and these eight cult objects prove it. From the 1950s coffee table to the must-have beanbag chair of the 1970s: whether large or small, an iconic piece can completely transform a room. We've chosen eight that have shaped the history of design, from the fabulous 1950s...
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From one seaside town to another seaside town: Rosa and Filippo are two architects who until a few years ago lived and worked in Venice, but have chosen to move to the other side of the Adriatic, to Trieste. Here they create wooden design objects and sell them in a…
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By Maria Chiara Antonini. Transforming a fashion brand's office in central Stockholm into a warm and welcoming apartment for a family with children. Is it possible? The challenge was accepted, and won, by the creatives at Note Design, one of Scandinavia's most beloved studios for its ability to…
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Ladies of neoclassical memory, from Madame Récamier to Empress Joséphine, would be pleased to know that one of their furnishing cornerstones, the chaise longue, is still in excellent health and, indeed, capable of inspiring the most contemporary design. Its recognizable lines make it one, if not the only, piece of furniture...
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A symbol of mysticism and magic, and in times past also of wealth and power, the mirror is an indispensable furnishing element with undeniable charm. Despite its apparent simplicity, it's a true master key to refined elegance and a powerful ally in interior design. Don't think of it as confined exclusively to the bathroom or interior...
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Alessandro Gorla, born in 75, is a designer with a degree in Product Design from the Milan Polytechnic. Having arrived in Rome in 2001, in stark contrast to the traditional design migration trend, he began his career in the capital, first as a set designer and then as a gallery owner (RGB46 in Testaccio). In 2013, he opened…
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