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Invited by Domus, a group of Milanese university students explored the city during the Design Week.
Salone del mobile and Fuorisalone 2021
Invited by Domus, a group of Milanese university students explored the city during the Design Week.
Hilow Line and Opuntia are the novelties presented at the Salone by Pazeri: floor, wall and table lamps that play on modularity and warmth of light.
Starting with a thread recovered from plastic waste, Medit develops a fabric that is continually renewable, creating a circular process that avoids wasting resources.
Belgian designer Bertrand Lejoly signs D-Neo, an entry level collection whose apparent simplicity hides infinite details and a deep empathy for those who will use it: young people dealing with their first bathroom.
The wall covering company presents the Argille collection in the space in Milan: porous surfaces inspired by earth, available in 24 colour shades.
For Milan Design Week 2021, three very different exhibitions shared a common focus on the piece of furniture that most symbolises design, and its combination of aesthetics and function.
A new colour finish for the fixture designed by Stefan Diez and Lina Fischer for Midgard: suitable for home and office, it will also come in a wall-mounted version.
A roundup of images of the best installations of this particular September edition of the most anticipated event in Milan.
At the Showroom in via Solferino with Raw Edges and Piero Lissoni, at Nilufar Gallery with Bethan Laura Wood, here are the new outstanding designers of the leading company in the production of decorative wood surfaces.
We have wrote a guide to venues and exhibitions that are open all weekend (or almost) for those who have not yet been able to enjoy this Fuorisalone and want to make up for it.