Design Me a Song

At Milan’s Fuorisalone, Spazio Casa Teatro invited students and designers to translate a famous song into furniture, using resin, stone, marbles and leather. #MDW2016

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Spazio Casa Teatro is a concept showroom that brings together some Italian manufacturing excellence of the domestic industry, and promoted the “Design Me a Song” exhibition during the last Fuorisalone.

**Top:** Alberto Ghirardello, *Black Hole Sun* by Soundgarden, wall lamp in collaboration with MGS marbles and Errretiled lighting. **Above:** Spazio Casa Teatro, Fuorisalone 2016

The exhibition had on display 7 objects and furnishings inspired by 7 different songs. The designers chose a famous song and they translated it into special objects using the materials and techniques offerd by the companies promoted in the showroom. The competition referred to professionals and students, and seven winners were selected by the jury. The number has a special meaning since 7 is the number of musical notes.

Alberto Lago, Rimmel — Alberto Lago, *Rimmel* by Francesco De Gregori, umbrella and coat rack in collaboration with MGS marbles

Among the selected projects we find a cabinet designed by Federico Angi, coated with natural resin which reinterprets the song Living in a Box, by the homonymous british band. Further on, a wall lamp wall in Sahara Black stone by MGS and Erretiled designed by Alberto Ghirardello, representing the famous Black Hole Sun track, by Soundgarden. Among the Italian songs Tecnificio chose Il vitello dai piedi di balsa by Italian group Elio e le Storie Tese, that literally tranlates the title of the song, while Ghigos played Enzo Jannacci and his Vengo anch’io no tu no with a set of chairs. Fedra Villa created an armchair in marble and leather reinterpreting the notes of Chopin’s Nocturne Op. 9 n. 2, in collaboration with Opere Sonore, MGS and Tideo. The exhibition also showcased and umbrella and coat stack in marble, designed by Alberto Lago, inspired by the melodies of Rimmel by Francesco De Gregori, while Stanza 215 went for the jazzy atmosphere of To build a home, by Cinematic Orchestra.

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Tecnificio, Il vitello dai piedi di balsa, by Elio e le Storie, in collaboration with Tideo

Tecnificio, Il vitello dai piedi di balsa, by Elio e le Storie, in collaboration with Tideo

Federico Angi, Living in a Box by Living in a Box, in collaboration with Arte Viva

Ghigos, Vengo anch'io no tu no by Enzo Jannacci, in collaboration with Tideo

Ghigos, Vengo anch'io no tu no by Enzo Jannacci, in collaboration with Tideo

Fedra Villa, Notturno Op. 9 n. 2, Frédéric Chopin, in collaboration with Opere Sonore, MGS and Tideo

Stanza2015, To build a home by the Cinematic Orchestra, in collaboration with Opere Sonore, MGS marble, Erretiled lighting

Alberto Ghirardello, Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden, wall lamp in collaboration with MGS marbles and Errretiled lighting

12–17 April 2016
Design Me a Song
Spazio Casa Teatro
via Tortona 14, Milan

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Design Me a Song

At Milan’s Fuorisalone, Spazio Casa Teatro invited students and designers to translate a famous song into furniture, using resin, stone, marbles and leather. #MDW2016

Seamless design, ECLISSE steps outdoors

What if the edge could connect?

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