by Roberta del Vaglio. A fundamental choice for the kitchen work area: materials and performance compared, from traditional ceramic to new-generation stone. The backsplash is the portion of the wall between the worktop and the cabinets, an area in the kitchen that is affected more than you might think: it…
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by Veronica Salò. With furnishings that flow, overlap, and transform, small spaces showcase a new way of living, where multifunctional ideas and flexible systems redefine rhythm, volume, and livability even in the most compact spaces. I know small houses well, both as a host and as a guest. I have…
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by Evi Mibelli. “It is the intrinsic language of the materials that I want to express.” Nordic design has always had a streak of inexplicable magic. And in the case of the Dane Poul Kjærholm it is unequivocally so. The source of inspiration is Nature. Even if lines, rigor, geometries…
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I can’t wait to discover Epònimo’s vision at the next Milan Design Week. Expectations, given the latest proposals for 2025, are high: the Milanese brand has now accustomed us to design pieces capable of speaking to people and restoring familiarity and warmth to environments. With the power of memory. Do…
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In the heart of Paris, historical spaces are reinterpreted through a new distribution and harmony between light and volumes, where the dialogue between historical memory and contemporary language redefines comfort and perception of living. It is a story that spans one hundred and sixty years of transformations, made up of…
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What we have just said goodbye to was a year of changes and important decisions, as I have already described in my previous editorial. The goal in 2026, however complex, will be to get out of a comfort zone in which everything is beautiful by definition. It’s time to break…
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A technicolor house in New York’s oldest neighborhood becomes the pretext to tell of vibrant anti-Pantone choices and to openly criticize dull white. Because today we need a space that reflects us, that boldly colors our need for courage, energy, and emotion. I don’t know about you, but I’m not…
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A home where light delicately shapes surfaces, materials define volumes, and the tranquility of the rural landscape accompanies every space in a seamless balance between interior and exterior. There are places that don’t ask to be shaped, but simply listened to. The countryside between the Itria Valley and the Apulian…
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Between dramatic velvets, unexpected palettes, and British references, the festive table setting becomes cultured and personal, abandoning minimalism and rediscovering the pleasure of tableware conceived as an aesthetic gesture, capable of telling stories and creating atmosphere. The 2025 holiday table definitively abandons the obvious and allows itself a cultured, almost…
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by Evi Mibelli. “I like the beautiful and the useful, and even more the beautiful in the useful.” Andrée Putman was neither a true designer nor a true architect, but an exceptional “ensemblière“. This is how Sylvie Santini, biographer of the grand dame of French design, defines her. A perfect…
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