Showing posts with label design news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design news. Show all posts

28.8.25

London Design Festival - a Glimpse

Just a small preview of London Design Festival which takes place from 13th-22nd September.

A  large-scale interactive lighting sculpture, titled ‘Beacon’ by British designer Lee Broom  will be located at the entrance to the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall

Visual renders showcasing a closer perspective of ‘Beacon’ made of individual lampposts that reference the original street lamps situated along the South Bank 

Biofabricate will launch a new format: The Biofab Fair. The event will showcase the full spectrum of bio-innovation – from speculative research to commercially available materials, right through to products already on shelves: 

We are going to see Tom Dixon's new AW25 collection:
 

More will follow soom!

25.4.25

Memories from Milan Design Week 2025

 Beauty, innovation, sustainability and a lot of inspiration - at Rho Fiera and at numerous locations around the city:


All these are my photos - please, do not copy!












6.4.25

Milan Design Week 2025 - interesting new designs

 

'Fragmenti’ series by sculptographer Daniele Papuli (Image credit: Margherita Bon)
Casa Carpanese


KVDesign - Five Dimensions

‘Kagu’by Jehs+Laub   COR

source: dezeen_Lara Bohinc for Uniqka 

Just a few :) More will follow soon.

24.11.24

The Euroluce International Lighting Forum

Occhio Luna

Lighting takes center stage again at the new addition of Salone del Mobile in April 2025.
And I am very pleased to learn that because lighting design is one of my favorite themes in every interior design project. And because I completely agree with what Carlo Urbinati, President of Assoluce of FederlegnoArredo says: 

“Light not only makes things appear but creates atmospheres, depth and perceptions capable of interpreting architectures and open spaces..."
Oblo, design Paola Navone

Euroluce is back again this time with a new content-focused addition: the first international biennial “occasion” devoted to the central role of light in architectural design - the first edition of The Euroluce International Lighting Forum, being held as part of Euroluce 2025, at Rho Fiera Milano on 10th and 11th AprilThe Forum was presented as a world premiere in Munich, the first stop on the “Salone, Milano and Beyond” tour promoting the Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025.

Alessi

Another reason for following what comes with it is the idea that "At a time when cross-discipline collaboration is crucial for tackling contemporary challenges, the International Lighting Forum will be a hub of ideas and visions that encourage dialogue, laying fertile ground for innovation." 

21.10.24

A Foldable Bathtub

 Finally something I have been long waiting for - the possibility to have a bathtub even in the smallest bathroom! Bathtope, a portable fabric bathtub for the shower, unfolds at DESIGNART Tokyo 2024:


 




 source: LIXIL Corporation

9.9.24

Maison et Objet 2024 Autumn Edition

A glimpse to the newly opened Maison et Objet - get some inspiration:




Kaba


And obviously, the knitting trend is still alive :)

More about trends will follow soon.

5.9.24

Salone all over the world

 Salone del Mobile.Milano lands in NYC for the first of three international events.

Yesterday evening, the design community gathered in Bloomingdale’s New York flagship store to celebrate the opening of the Salone del Mobile.Milano’s installation Italian Design: from Classic to Contemporary. This will be a rich program of international events that in 2024-25 will take the contents, protagonists and unique features of the Salone all over the world:

© Davide Colombino Salone del Mobile.Milano
© Davide Colombino Salone del Mobile.Milano
© Davide Colombino Salone del Mobile.Milano
When: September 5th - 29th, 2024
Where: Bloomingdale’s 59th Street, 1000 Third Ave, New York, NY, Level 6

18.6.24

3 Days of Design Copenhagen

Enjoy some beautiful selections from the event:

 

Living Room  Design Duo by Fenix curated by Federica Sala

Intarsia Furniture
 

YUMA BY SEBASTIAN HERKNER




Ondarreta

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