A series of lights that reference the Olympic medals. Solid metal sheets are pressed, spun and brazed to form a double wall shade. These mysterious lighting objects are hand polished to create a mirrored surface which is then lacquered to maintain a high gloss finish.
Tom Dixon presented a resolved and varied collection of lighting and furniture where the manufacturing processes…
With a focus on sustainability and affordability, Yves Béhar managed to combine the wonders of…
Coinciding with the arrival of Spring, the Bloom lamp – designed by Patrick Jouin…
From the Bouroullecs…… Established & Sons invited us to conceive a contemporary lamp using the…
The weather might slowly be warming up for many of us, but this beautiful white…
INDUSTRY – FLASH FACTORY British lighting and furniture company Tom Dixon launches a new collection…
Artist and designer Stuart Haygarth, working with leading framing company John Jones, has created…
Berlin-based French artist Kader Attia fills one of the cavernous spaces in Cockatoo Island’s Turbine Hall with a 312-square-metre patchwork of corrugated iron and scrap roofing materials. The series of shanty town roofs collected by the artist, reflecting the conditions in which the majority of the world’s population lives, are installed at different angles to make a 350-square-metre patchwork of corrugated iron, satellite dishes and other scrap materials.
The design gallery “Spazio Rossana Orlandi” which opened in 2002, is in a former tie factory on Via Matteo Bandello, in the Magenta / Sant ‘ Ambrogio neighbourhood of Milan.
Crowned “The Queen of Design” by the New York Times, Rossana Orlandi – who was once a fashion designer – is better known for her role discovering and championing new designers
The French fashion house will make its debut at the Salone del Mobile with its…
Replacing the Light Bulb with a Bubble Dutch design company Booo! Studio asked Swedish design…
The Salone opening night’s exclusive “SupperScene dinner” at Spazio Pontaccio was an extraordinary one-off theatrical event.
It included a Michelin-starred chef, limited-edition tableware, furniture and accessories, and 50 guests drawn from the international design community.