Highlights
Discover Italian and international design companies and explore their products. Find out about the latest innovations, keep an eye on the various market segments, and stay abreast of the latest developments in the world of contemporary living. This instrument enables you to make direct contact with market players, arrange meetings with them and, generally, get to know them..
Making culture in Milan, the words of Tommaso Sacchi
Themed weeks, major events, an integrated offering… We speak to the new Councillor for Culture, Tommaso Sacchi, about making culture in Milan, from old glories to good intentions.
Republishing FMR, Franco Maria Ricci’s last dream
The “black pearl” is reborn. An icon of style and sophistication. Behind it is Laura Casalis, accomplice and life partner of the fascinating publisher. We chat about her memories and her future plans.
Rosa Rogina: LFA, a festival to “act” on our city
An architect, researcher and curator, Rosa Rogina is the new Director of the London Festival of Architecture, the world’s largest event in the industry. Salone del Mobile.Milano met her in London to discuss plans and expectations of the festival’s upcoming edition.
Pietro Franceschini: “If we have to go beyond, let’s go beyond”
A designer who straddles the fine line between sculpture and furnishing, imagination and reality, and wanted to be a rockstar when he was young. His aim is to create a collection informed by a journey, an important personal story, an intimate process.
Focus on Schemata Architects
With his studio Schemata Architects, the architect Jo Nagasaka designs projects for interiors that rarely go unnoticed. The spaces he carves out are a perfect blend of street culture-style contemporary aesthetics and Japan’s craft and spiritual tradition. The skill with which he gives shape to spaces is concealed behind an “almost unfinished” appearance which, on closer inspection betrays a deep respect for materials, functions and spaces, making for great freedom of use. Nagasaka’s method is to look at the existing situation, the context and the options and then take a bold approach, harnessing unexpected solutions, channelling contemporary spatial design trends with a skill that few other masters manage to achieve.
Masquespacio: “We create spaces that rouse emotions”
Ana is from Colombia, Christophe from Belgium. Spain is where they’ve joined forces, not just emotionally but also professionally. Masquespacio is a harmonious mix of creativity and marketing strategy. They’ve been riding the crest of the wave for the last few years.
Making culture in Milan, the words of Tommaso Sacchi
Themed weeks, major events, an integrated offering… We speak to the new Councillor for Culture, Tommaso Sacchi, about making culture in Milan, from old glories to good intentions.
Republishing FMR, Franco Maria Ricci’s last dream
The “black pearl” is reborn. An icon of style and sophistication. Behind it is Laura Casalis, accomplice and life partner of the fascinating publisher. We chat about her memories and her future plans.
Rosa Rogina: LFA, a festival to “act” on our city
An architect, researcher and curator, Rosa Rogina is the new Director of the London Festival of Architecture, the world’s largest event in the industry. Salone del Mobile.Milano met her in London to discuss plans and expectations of the festival’s upcoming edition.
Pietro Franceschini: “If we have to go beyond, let’s go beyond”
A designer who straddles the fine line between sculpture and furnishing, imagination and reality, and wanted to be a rockstar when he was young. His aim is to create a collection informed by a journey, an important personal story, an intimate process.
Focus on Schemata Architects
With his studio Schemata Architects, the architect Jo Nagasaka designs projects for interiors that rarely go unnoticed. The spaces he carves out are a perfect blend of street culture-style contemporary aesthetics and Japan’s craft and spiritual tradition. The skill with which he gives shape to spaces is concealed behind an “almost unfinished” appearance which, on closer inspection betrays a deep respect for materials, functions and spaces, making for great freedom of use. Nagasaka’s method is to look at the existing situation, the context and the options and then take a bold approach, harnessing unexpected solutions, channelling contemporary spatial design trends with a skill that few other masters manage to achieve.
Masquespacio: “We create spaces that rouse emotions”
Ana is from Colombia, Christophe from Belgium. Spain is where they’ve joined forces, not just emotionally but also professionally. Masquespacio is a harmonious mix of creativity and marketing strategy. They’ve been riding the crest of the wave for the last few years.
Making culture in Milan, the words of Tommaso Sacchi
Themed weeks, major events, an integrated offering… We speak to the new Councillor for Culture, Tommaso Sacchi, about making culture in Milan, from old glories to good intentions.
Republishing FMR, Franco Maria Ricci’s last dream
The “black pearl” is reborn. An icon of style and sophistication. Behind it is Laura Casalis, accomplice and life partner of the fascinating publisher. We chat about her memories and her future plans.
Rosa Rogina: LFA, a festival to “act” on our city
An architect, researcher and curator, Rosa Rogina is the new Director of the London Festival of Architecture, the world’s largest event in the industry. Salone del Mobile.Milano met her in London to discuss plans and expectations of the festival’s upcoming edition.
Pietro Franceschini: “If we have to go beyond, let’s go beyond”
A designer who straddles the fine line between sculpture and furnishing, imagination and reality, and wanted to be a rockstar when he was young. His aim is to create a collection informed by a journey, an important personal story, an intimate process.
Focus on Schemata Architects
With his studio Schemata Architects, the architect Jo Nagasaka designs projects for interiors that rarely go unnoticed. The spaces he carves out are a perfect blend of street culture-style contemporary aesthetics and Japan’s craft and spiritual tradition. The skill with which he gives shape to spaces is concealed behind an “almost unfinished” appearance which, on closer inspection betrays a deep respect for materials, functions and spaces, making for great freedom of use. Nagasaka’s method is to look at the existing situation, the context and the options and then take a bold approach, harnessing unexpected solutions, channelling contemporary spatial design trends with a skill that few other masters manage to achieve.
Masquespacio: “We create spaces that rouse emotions”
Ana is from Colombia, Christophe from Belgium. Spain is where they’ve joined forces, not just emotionally but also professionally. Masquespacio is a harmonious mix of creativity and marketing strategy. They’ve been riding the crest of the wave for the last few years.
Making culture in Milan, the words of Tommaso Sacchi
Themed weeks, major events, an integrated offering… We speak to the new Councillor for Culture, Tommaso Sacchi, about making culture in Milan, from old glories to good intentions.
Republishing FMR, Franco Maria Ricci’s last dream
The “black pearl” is reborn. An icon of style and sophistication. Behind it is Laura Casalis, accomplice and life partner of the fascinating publisher. We chat about her memories and her future plans.
Rosa Rogina: LFA, a festival to “act” on our city
An architect, researcher and curator, Rosa Rogina is the new Director of the London Festival of Architecture, the world’s largest event in the industry. Salone del Mobile.Milano met her in London to discuss plans and expectations of the festival’s upcoming edition.
Pietro Franceschini: “If we have to go beyond, let’s go beyond”
A designer who straddles the fine line between sculpture and furnishing, imagination and reality, and wanted to be a rockstar when he was young. His aim is to create a collection informed by a journey, an important personal story, an intimate process.
Focus on Schemata Architects
With his studio Schemata Architects, the architect Jo Nagasaka designs projects for interiors that rarely go unnoticed. The spaces he carves out are a perfect blend of street culture-style contemporary aesthetics and Japan’s craft and spiritual tradition. The skill with which he gives shape to spaces is concealed behind an “almost unfinished” appearance which, on closer inspection betrays a deep respect for materials, functions and spaces, making for great freedom of use. Nagasaka’s method is to look at the existing situation, the context and the options and then take a bold approach, harnessing unexpected solutions, channelling contemporary spatial design trends with a skill that few other masters manage to achieve.
Masquespacio: “We create spaces that rouse emotions”
Ana is from Colombia, Christophe from Belgium. Spain is where they’ve joined forces, not just emotionally but also professionally. Masquespacio is a harmonious mix of creativity and marketing strategy. They’ve been riding the crest of the wave for the last few years.
