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..
Valeriano Barchiesi talks about Irpac, the luxury craftspeople
We met Valeriano Barchiesi, CEO of Irpac, to find out more about a dynamic business specialising in tailormade kitchens for the international contract channel
Focus on Elisa Ossino
The Sicilian architect, whose studio is in Milan, works on commercial and residential interiors, product design, set design and art direction. Basically there’s no sphere that Elisa Ossino doesn’t pit her creative genius against. She pursues her projects fiercely and unstoppably yet delicately as she comes up with forms, colours and textures for her geometrical abstractions, monochrome interiors and metaphysical references
Paolo Stella: “I want more, more and more (of life)”
His apartment is a continuum of architecture, furnishing and design, a platform for narrating his objects starting with their stories.
Mattia Vacca: reporting from the margins
The photographer from Como has produced a series of images that attest to his particularly keen eye for capturing the in-between moments of absurdity or intense humanity that arise from the interactions between people and their surroundings.
Face to face with Mayice Studio
With a fresh view on how to approach the design of pieces that may have a long tradition behind them, Mayice (Marta Alonso Yebra & Imanol Calderón Elósegui) is a studio that is always ready to innovate using new technologies and at the same time keeps an eye on the characteristics that connect us with our heritage, therefore with our emotions. Delicate and powerful, their objects have a distinct allure that makes them very present in their poetic way.
JJ Martin: "Joy and courage make everything possible"
The smallest common denominator in her projects is a subtle and happy balance of colour, research and innovation. If she had to make a wish, it would probably be for a home in Bali.
Valeriano Barchiesi talks about Irpac, the luxury craftspeople
We met Valeriano Barchiesi, CEO of Irpac, to find out more about a dynamic business specialising in tailormade kitchens for the international contract channel
Focus on Elisa Ossino
The Sicilian architect, whose studio is in Milan, works on commercial and residential interiors, product design, set design and art direction. Basically there’s no sphere that Elisa Ossino doesn’t pit her creative genius against. She pursues her projects fiercely and unstoppably yet delicately as she comes up with forms, colours and textures for her geometrical abstractions, monochrome interiors and metaphysical references
Paolo Stella: “I want more, more and more (of life)”
His apartment is a continuum of architecture, furnishing and design, a platform for narrating his objects starting with their stories.
Mattia Vacca: reporting from the margins
The photographer from Como has produced a series of images that attest to his particularly keen eye for capturing the in-between moments of absurdity or intense humanity that arise from the interactions between people and their surroundings.
Face to face with Mayice Studio
With a fresh view on how to approach the design of pieces that may have a long tradition behind them, Mayice (Marta Alonso Yebra & Imanol Calderón Elósegui) is a studio that is always ready to innovate using new technologies and at the same time keeps an eye on the characteristics that connect us with our heritage, therefore with our emotions. Delicate and powerful, their objects have a distinct allure that makes them very present in their poetic way.
JJ Martin: "Joy and courage make everything possible"
The smallest common denominator in her projects is a subtle and happy balance of colour, research and innovation. If she had to make a wish, it would probably be for a home in Bali.
Valeriano Barchiesi talks about Irpac, the luxury craftspeople
We met Valeriano Barchiesi, CEO of Irpac, to find out more about a dynamic business specialising in tailormade kitchens for the international contract channel
Focus on Elisa Ossino
The Sicilian architect, whose studio is in Milan, works on commercial and residential interiors, product design, set design and art direction. Basically there’s no sphere that Elisa Ossino doesn’t pit her creative genius against. She pursues her projects fiercely and unstoppably yet delicately as she comes up with forms, colours and textures for her geometrical abstractions, monochrome interiors and metaphysical references
Paolo Stella: “I want more, more and more (of life)”
His apartment is a continuum of architecture, furnishing and design, a platform for narrating his objects starting with their stories.
Mattia Vacca: reporting from the margins
The photographer from Como has produced a series of images that attest to his particularly keen eye for capturing the in-between moments of absurdity or intense humanity that arise from the interactions between people and their surroundings.
Face to face with Mayice Studio
With a fresh view on how to approach the design of pieces that may have a long tradition behind them, Mayice (Marta Alonso Yebra & Imanol Calderón Elósegui) is a studio that is always ready to innovate using new technologies and at the same time keeps an eye on the characteristics that connect us with our heritage, therefore with our emotions. Delicate and powerful, their objects have a distinct allure that makes them very present in their poetic way.
JJ Martin: "Joy and courage make everything possible"
The smallest common denominator in her projects is a subtle and happy balance of colour, research and innovation. If she had to make a wish, it would probably be for a home in Bali.
Valeriano Barchiesi talks about Irpac, the luxury craftspeople
We met Valeriano Barchiesi, CEO of Irpac, to find out more about a dynamic business specialising in tailormade kitchens for the international contract channel
Focus on Elisa Ossino
The Sicilian architect, whose studio is in Milan, works on commercial and residential interiors, product design, set design and art direction. Basically there’s no sphere that Elisa Ossino doesn’t pit her creative genius against. She pursues her projects fiercely and unstoppably yet delicately as she comes up with forms, colours and textures for her geometrical abstractions, monochrome interiors and metaphysical references
Paolo Stella: “I want more, more and more (of life)”
His apartment is a continuum of architecture, furnishing and design, a platform for narrating his objects starting with their stories.
Mattia Vacca: reporting from the margins
The photographer from Como has produced a series of images that attest to his particularly keen eye for capturing the in-between moments of absurdity or intense humanity that arise from the interactions between people and their surroundings.
Face to face with Mayice Studio
With a fresh view on how to approach the design of pieces that may have a long tradition behind them, Mayice (Marta Alonso Yebra & Imanol Calderón Elósegui) is a studio that is always ready to innovate using new technologies and at the same time keeps an eye on the characteristics that connect us with our heritage, therefore with our emotions. Delicate and powerful, their objects have a distinct allure that makes them very present in their poetic way.
JJ Martin: "Joy and courage make everything possible"
The smallest common denominator in her projects is a subtle and happy balance of colour, research and innovation. If she had to make a wish, it would probably be for a home in Bali.
