Highlights
supersalone 5/10 September 2021
Italian and international design companies and their products. All the latest, and more, on how to stay up to speed with what’s going on in the world of contemporary living. Also a way of meeting, getting to know and contacting the protagonists.
The authenticity of design
In a little under twenty years, we’ve learned to recognise his “signature,” Oki Sato, alias nendo, talks to us following the publication of the second volume of his biography
New nautical perspectives. Made in Italy interior design gets on board
The latest generation superyachts have been signed by designers such as Lissoni, Citterio-Viel, Ciarmoli Queda and, surprisingly, by Armani. The most prestigious boats have become works of art.
Andrea Vaiani in conversation with Laura May Todd
Supersalone? “It was a challenge,” admits Salone del Mobile’s Exhibitions Director. “But the brands have stepped up. We’ve seen some really creative interpretations of the new format.”
Xavier Lust: the magician of metal or the illusionist of lightness
A standard-bearer for Belgian design, he’s a born designer and loves biology. His latest creation: a sculptural and functional whale/cabinet, designed especially to trigger a mass of positive emotions.
The digital life of objects
Will the digital migration we are witnessing lead to an immaterial future? Alexandre Humbert, designer-filmmaker with a philosophical attitude, wonders.
New York: In conversation with Mark Grattan
The winner of HBO Max’s Ellen’s Next Great Designer show gets candid about his distinctive furniture practice, upcoming projects, and his future ambitions.
The authenticity of design
In a little under twenty years, we’ve learned to recognise his “signature,” Oki Sato, alias nendo, talks to us following the publication of the second volume of his biography
New nautical perspectives. Made in Italy interior design gets on board
The latest generation superyachts have been signed by designers such as Lissoni, Citterio-Viel, Ciarmoli Queda and, surprisingly, by Armani. The most prestigious boats have become works of art.
Andrea Vaiani in conversation with Laura May Todd
Supersalone? “It was a challenge,” admits Salone del Mobile’s Exhibitions Director. “But the brands have stepped up. We’ve seen some really creative interpretations of the new format.”
Xavier Lust: the magician of metal or the illusionist of lightness
A standard-bearer for Belgian design, he’s a born designer and loves biology. His latest creation: a sculptural and functional whale/cabinet, designed especially to trigger a mass of positive emotions.
The digital life of objects
Will the digital migration we are witnessing lead to an immaterial future? Alexandre Humbert, designer-filmmaker with a philosophical attitude, wonders.
New York: In conversation with Mark Grattan
The winner of HBO Max’s Ellen’s Next Great Designer show gets candid about his distinctive furniture practice, upcoming projects, and his future ambitions.
The authenticity of design
In a little under twenty years, we’ve learned to recognise his “signature,” Oki Sato, alias nendo, talks to us following the publication of the second volume of his biography
New nautical perspectives. Made in Italy interior design gets on board
The latest generation superyachts have been signed by designers such as Lissoni, Citterio-Viel, Ciarmoli Queda and, surprisingly, by Armani. The most prestigious boats have become works of art.
Andrea Vaiani in conversation with Laura May Todd
Supersalone? “It was a challenge,” admits Salone del Mobile’s Exhibitions Director. “But the brands have stepped up. We’ve seen some really creative interpretations of the new format.”
Xavier Lust: the magician of metal or the illusionist of lightness
A standard-bearer for Belgian design, he’s a born designer and loves biology. His latest creation: a sculptural and functional whale/cabinet, designed especially to trigger a mass of positive emotions.
The digital life of objects
Will the digital migration we are witnessing lead to an immaterial future? Alexandre Humbert, designer-filmmaker with a philosophical attitude, wonders.
New York: In conversation with Mark Grattan
The winner of HBO Max’s Ellen’s Next Great Designer show gets candid about his distinctive furniture practice, upcoming projects, and his future ambitions.
The authenticity of design
In a little under twenty years, we’ve learned to recognise his “signature,” Oki Sato, alias nendo, talks to us following the publication of the second volume of his biography
New nautical perspectives. Made in Italy interior design gets on board
The latest generation superyachts have been signed by designers such as Lissoni, Citterio-Viel, Ciarmoli Queda and, surprisingly, by Armani. The most prestigious boats have become works of art.
Andrea Vaiani in conversation with Laura May Todd
Supersalone? “It was a challenge,” admits Salone del Mobile’s Exhibitions Director. “But the brands have stepped up. We’ve seen some really creative interpretations of the new format.”
Xavier Lust: the magician of metal or the illusionist of lightness
A standard-bearer for Belgian design, he’s a born designer and loves biology. His latest creation: a sculptural and functional whale/cabinet, designed especially to trigger a mass of positive emotions.
The digital life of objects
Will the digital migration we are witnessing lead to an immaterial future? Alexandre Humbert, designer-filmmaker with a philosophical attitude, wonders.
New York: In conversation with Mark Grattan
The winner of HBO Max’s Ellen’s Next Great Designer show gets candid about his distinctive furniture practice, upcoming projects, and his future ambitions.
