
Design in an Age of Crisis, an open call to imagine the future
A project that saw the participation of over 500 designers committed to providing ideas and visions on health, environment, society and work.
The research by Milanese design studio for their Halo lamp collection combines precise colours in an effort to create a second dimension that goes beyond physical reality.
A project that saw the participation of over 500 designers committed to providing ideas and visions on health, environment, society and work.
Stefania Vazzoler has created for her brand, Laesse, a collection of handcrafted water-glazed terracotta vases designed by hand in her farmhouse in Oderzo, Italy.
For the MO de Movimiento project, the Spanish designer reuses materials obtained from demolitions and handcrafts all the furniture and components of the intervention.
Curator Maria Cristina Didero offers an overview of design events not to be missed during 2021.
The social role of designers is now under question: they must reinvent their sphere of expertise and create new relationships, says design critic Alice Rawsthorn.
Green, lavender and grey combine with brass in the shop for the Colombian sunglasses and frames brand Breathe.
Barcelona-based designer creates an experimental dance floor in one of the naves of the cultural centre.
A conversation with Timon and Melchior Grau, creative directors of the Hamburg-based company, on home and office light design, sustainability and why it makes sense to have a holistic approach.
The initiative that aims to give voice to new creative talents is taking its first steps. We talk about it with the founders: Lorenzo Scisciani, Salvatore Morales and Sacha Andraos of Artefatto Design Studio.
A kindergarten by Cobe is the starting point for the Facade collection, a collaboration between the Danish architecture firm, the Hay brand and the product designers from Kilo.
Playing with both miniturisation and enlargement, from architecture to object and back again, Rossi’s work “questions the identity of size.”
Designed by Tommaso Spinzi, it combines the lightness of the coplanar lines of aeroplanes with the delicacy of natural wood.
An essential tool of communication and transmission of our individual and collective identity, the pen resists the rise of digital. Excursus between twenty major models that have marked its evolution.