KETTAL PUSSEL began as a game between 12-year-old Xavier Mañosa and his father.
Together they created a ceramic modular shape that can stack together – mixing different colours. shapes and materials to intermingle various functions eg lamp, vase and candle holder.
Once again Interni King Size magazine editor Gilda Bojardi presented a review and profile of the most promising young designers emerging on the international design scene in the past 12 months
They all had numerous products on show with different manufacturers at this years Salone
The beautiful 2012 Outdoor Furniture Catalogue (212 page) by Spanish brand Kettal is available by…
Kettal, whose “classic collection” includes furniture from well-known Nordic designers, has reinterpreted the iconic ‘basket chair’ for the Salone del Mobile 2014.
Kettal now offers the woven wicker chair, made from oak, in both its’ ‘original’ version and in an outdoor adaptation.
Salone magazine – Interni King Size – nominates a selection of the most promising “Young Designers”, who have numerous products on show with different manufacturers at this years Salone
Look out for these designers in years to come – they will definitely be leaving their mark based on this years showings
More than 1,000 people were present at the award ceremony of the Elle Decor International Design Awards 2013, held at the Teatro Manzoni.
Bright Nights – from December 4th to December 26th, 2006, Target and Studio Tord Boontje…
I have a definite preference for the construction of things – rather than the final shape. I love the bones of an object. The surface or the skin is never an afterthought but always a consequence of the structure
Tom Dixon
The Design Museum and Swarovski collaborated to create the Digital Crystal exhibition which examines memory…
Once again the big fashion houses positioned themselves in the midst of the Salone Furniture Fair in Milan – Monograms and furnishings – united by design. !
Fashion and furnishings come from two different worlds, but they share the intention to present their own take on comfort and elegance, and they are united by the same common denominator: design.
By collaborating with architects and furniture designers, fashion brands can gain the freedom to explore process and materials through more experimental applications.
Kartell cult products have been reinterpreted and “milan-ified” by designers especially for the Salone 2011….