On 15 December 1870, Josef Hoffmann was born, a famous architect who was among the founders of the Viennese Secession (1897) and a few years later of the Wiener Werkstätte, an association of artists who proposed unity between the various types of arts and who had great fame for thirty…
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Ever-changing aesthetics, reinterpreted traditional crafts, and design languages that blend memory, material, and creativity create a universe where innovation and craftsmanship interact to define new forms and meanings. At the Parc des Expositions Paris-Nord Villepinte, from January 15 to 19, 2026, Maison&Objet will unveil a constantly evolving language, where forms,…
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Some remember him for the Pirelli skyscraper in Milan, others for the iconic Superleggera chair, rightfully entering the ranks of 20th-century design icons. Yet others recognize him as the founder (and director for a remarkable fifty years) of Domus, a magazine still at the forefront of contemporary architectural discourse. The…
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by Evi Mibelli. “Time, for Beauty, does not exist” – Eva Zeisel. I am secretly proud of having had the opportunity, in 2004, to meet a true design legend in New York: Eva Zeisel. He was 98 years old and carried with great elegance and playful liveliness. His fundamental contribution…
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Un respiro internazionale ha animato la capitale francese, trasformandone le vie in un intreccio di visioni e linguaggi: un dialogo ispirato tra la sensibilità progettuale di Maison&Objet e quella della manifestazione, entrambe guidate da un invito consapevole a ripensare il modo in cui abitiamo il mondo. September transformed Paris into…
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Whatever the occasion, the concept is Hygge: the Danish term used to describe a feeling of coziness, a social atmosphere of warmth and relaxation, all with the taste of Italian style. Imagine an autumn evening, with a desire for conviviality and the first chill. A post-dinner invitation to spend an…
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This edition transformed the fair into an experience, the city into a story, and the project into a cultural gesture: with new visions and international influences, it restored the profound meaning of a transformating era, opening a space for collective reflection. September brought us in a lively, bustling Paris, filled…
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On the outskirts of Barcelona, an enveloping, large and charming residence, immersed in a natural park, where minimalism finds a material guise with neutral and refined nuances, becoming the starting point for an interior with a strong personality. A residence designed to accommodate long summer holidays but also a refuge…
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The event, expected in early September, renews the language of design with six thematicuniverses, new international talents, and the curatorial vision of Amélie Pichard, transforming the trade fair experience into a stage open to change. From September 4th to the 8th, 2025, the Parc des Expositions Paris-Nord Villepinte will host…
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When we think of nineteenth-century design, the collective imagination immediately turns to interiors with a heavy baroque style or to cups embellished with flowers and golden edges. But there is also more, proof of this is Christopher Dresser, a designer originally from Glasgow and active during the Victorian era. Today…
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