Milan Design Week

Innovative lighting for WonderGlass by Marcel Wanders, Nao Tamura and Hideki Yoshimoto are inspired by Japanese tradition and nature.

With a carefully curated mix of contemporary and historical design, DimoreStudio stood out at Milan Design Week and MiArt.

Belgian design duo Muller Van Severen showed four striking screens at Massimo De Carlo during Milan Design Week.

Among a series of projects exhibited throughout town during Milan Design Week, Ecal (University of Art and Design Lausanne, Switzerland) returned to its Brera outpost Spazio… Read more

Thirty of Norway’s most celebrated designers and makers reflected their country in Everything Is Connected at Ventura Lambrate.

Narrative-based design duo Studio Swine collaborates with Swedish fashion brand Cos to mount New Spring; an interactive installation that expressed the ephemerality of changing seasons by emitting fragrances filled balls from a tree-like tube structure.

Italian furniture brand De Castelli only showed work by female designers at this year’s Milan Design Week.

Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin are taking Formafantasma in a more industrial direction, starting with a set of two lamps for Flos.

A striking installation and photography project for Sunbrella shows the continued significance of high-performance textiles.

Faye Toogood, Oeuffice, Pedro Paulo Venzon, Philippe Malouin and Jonah Takagi have created elegant work for American label Matter Made.

Experimental Dutch design collective Envisions teamed up with Spanish heritage wood manufacturer Finsa on a new series of wildly haptic, colourful, innovate and speculative forms; showcased at Palazzo Clerici during Milan Design Week.

Dispelling the notion that objects are inert, Danish textile artists Hanne G develops The Duet for Mindcraft 17 as both an object and sound-based interactive installation.