Among the latest great masters who have made Made in Italy famous internationally is Angelo Mangiarotti, born in Milan on February 26, 1921. An architect, sculptor, and designer, he graduated from the Polytechnic University of Milan and then began his career in the United States, where he worked with legendary figures…
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Measured geometries and coordinated volumes transform the living room wall into a highly balanced domestic architecture: a dynamic that, thanks to Careg's design vision, translates effortlessly into function and compositional gesture. The contemporary living room is a domestic landscape in which aesthetics and function interact naturally, creating...
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Compact and discreet in everyday life, extendable tables transform to accommodate friends and family. A versatile piece of furniture that combines functionality, design, and space optimization. There's a precise moment when a table stops being just a piece of furniture and becomes the centerpiece of the home: when the…
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Born in Offenbach am Main on February 24, 1893, Christian Dell trained as a silversmith at an academy specializing in silversmithing and later at the Weimar School of Applied Arts. He then refined and put his knowledge into practice in artisan workshops as a master silversmith. From 1922 to 1925…
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by Veronica Salò Spacious, comfortable, and surprising, corner sofas inhabit the space they occupy, interacting with the room's sides and offering unparalleled softness. The sofa, by its very nature, is the centerpiece of a living room, especially in the winter months: its role is somewhat suspended between refuge…
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In a mini-apartment, each element interacts with the other in a play of proportions. Comfort becomes restraint and lightness, while details transform the ordinary into the extraordinary, creating a subtle rhythm that complements the intimate luxury of Ligne Roset. Furnishing a studio doesn't mean sacrificing style, choosing…
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Objects should keep us company. (Achille Castiglioni) On February 16, 1918, Achille Castiglioni was born, an Italian designer with a capital D, capable of creating some of the most ingenious objects of modern design, conceived in a wide variety of typologies and achieving international success. Born in Milan to…
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Clean lines, unique details, and affordable prices: desks interpret the new way of working from home. They are functional and beautiful design objects, capable of furnishing without weighing down and transforming even the smallest corner into a unique, personal space. They are not simply work surfaces, but true...
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by Evi Mibelli. She is the classic example of genius incarnated in a female body, in an era unfavorable to the affirmation of women in professions considered male. Architecture was one of these. Some have called her the Frida Kahlo of American architecture; she was certainly a true talent, sadly forgotten. Marion Mahony Griffin…
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Exactly 100 years ago, on February 13, 1926, Verner Panton was born. The industrial and interior designer, building on the Danish tradition of Arne Jacobsen and Fritz Hansen, revolutionized the design world of the 60s and 70s with form and color. On his centenary, we remember…
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