Made in Italy

Converging into a mathematical and biological happening, GG-Loop’s Infection scenography inspires a new furniture line and interdisciplinary performance-based film, developed by the Elephants and Volcanoes collective.

Scandinavian design continues to evolve apace with the design world at large, and Norway in particular has seen a quiet renaissance lately.

For this year’s Salone del Mobile, Thonet builds on its long tradition of furniture craftsmanship with several new and updated projects. Two new tables offer… Read more

For its fifth annual presentation in Milan, COS invited Sou Fujimoto to create an immersive installation, abstracting its latest collection into a stunning spatial representation.

For the 21st Edition of the MiArt Fair, Galleria Nilufar presented a collection of new furniture and lighting designs by emerging Italian designer Federico Peri.

Centro Studi Poltronova preserves the legacy of the original Italian manufacturer of the same name, both by reissuing iconic pieces from the 60’s and with a new publication.

Japanese design group nendo is as prolific as ever this Salone, presenting projects such as “50 Manga Chairs” for Friedman Benda gallery

As always, Italian brand Edra is set to turn up in force in Milan, from the Salone itself to museums and galleries throughout the city.

Quartz manufacturer Caesarstone is pleased to present the RESTAURANT, an interactive installation by Tom Dixon, at the historic Rotonda della Besana in Milan.

New brand JCP will unveil its inaugural collection “Ten Secret Treasures”, designed by the likes of Emanuele Magini, Alessandro Zambelli, and CTRLZAK Studio.

If its name is any indication, the “Boring Collection” by Space Encounters for Lensvelt is the antidote to the typical hype and spectacle of the Salone del Mobile this year.

For his first showing at Spazio Rossana Orlandi in Milan, Fernando Mastrangelo is pleased to present the “Drift” mirrors, which are inspired by glaciers and geology.