Living outdoors is the natural essence of this season. The desire to be outdoors must coexist with the dynamics of the moment, and now more than ever, balconies, terraces, verandas, and courtyards have become an extension of our homes. A true rediscovery, one that feels like sharing, albeit idealistic,...
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by Marta Santacatterina. Hang and Xo: two slightly oriental-sounding names for two collections of truly Italian bathroom accessories, created by a designer who is certainly no stranger to designing for that domestic space, and whose work we've previously presented to readers.
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Sander Lorier, the Dutch designer who created it, calls it a "hybrid." Yes, because this chair, with a single movement and thanks to a clever frame that allows you to adjust the seat angle, transforms from a comfortable armchair for relaxing into a desk chair for working in the ideal position...
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The home is the protagonist of this period, and HOMI makes it the inspiration for a renewed concept of life. A place where creativity blossoms, where we discover DIY, a space that has transformed into an office, a virtual stage for art and culture that…
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By Denise Frigerio. Today, April 25th, Liberation Day, let's bring the Italian flag into our homes. This way, we'll feel the spirit of national unity even more vividly. Or at least we're trying. Let's brighten every room with green, white, and red with some of the most iconic furnishings, all rigorously produced…
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by Federica Mentasti. Jan Hebach and Sophie Hebach-Kloess met at university: she was an apprentice goldsmith, while he was creating large steel sculptures. Falling in love at first sight, they transformed their relationship into a solid professional collaboration that led them to a new specialty together:…
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Aunit is the name of a group of young Japanese design students with the ambitious goal of becoming world-famous. To lay the foundation for their success, at the latest edition of the Salone del Mobile they presented "Sensitive of Japanese," a project featuring several objects inspired by everyday life...
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Luca Papini's "identity card" reads: born in 1975 in Brescia, studied architecture in Florence, and moved to Milan to attend the IED. Current profession: industrial designer and owner of a studio opened in Milan in 2004, later relocating to the shores of Lake Maggiore, where, in addition to...
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By Maria Chiara Antonini. The Ambiente trade fair in Frankfurt 2020 was the last major trade fair we visited for the "Home in Order" initiative before the shutdown. And in these days of mandatory quarantine for everyone, in which we find ourselves experiencing a new, inversely opposite, time dilation...
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by Federica Mentasti. Louise Laursen Bitsch is a young designer who graduated from VIA University College in Horsens, Denmark. Specializing in furniture design, she has participated in numerous national and international fairs and competitions since 2017. We met her at Milan Design Week 2019, where she presented her chair…
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