Sketch(s) by Karim Rashid
Sketch showcases the illustrations and digital artwork of New York-based designer Karim Rashid from his…
It is strange that still today in 2014, Milan and Italy are 90% closed on Sundays.
When I lived here in the 80’s Milan was 99% closed
Identita Milano @ Salone Milan 2014
The exhibition Identità Milano at Triennale di Milano deals with an issue with which many cities see themselves confronted when they host a major global event, being that of their own identity.
With the Expo 2015 arriving soon, the city of Milan has taken the opportunity to review its public branding.
Interni KingSize @ Salone Milan 2014
The first 60 years of Interni, a long history of reporting and narration of design culture, and the 26th edition of Interni KingSize.
Salone Invitations @ Salone Milan 2014
A selection of the better invitations that crossed dedece’s desk ahead of the Salone Milan 2014
Austerity, Autarchy, and Self-Production @ Salone Milan 2014
This seventh interpretation of a museum-in-progress is devoted to “austerity, autarchy, and self-production”, that is how the Italian interior design community has dealt with the dominant theme of recession in recent decades, and how they had done in the past in the 1930s and 1970s and the 2000’s
Gaia & Gino x Verreum @ Salone Milan 2013
Gaia & Gino together with new partners Verreum – unveiled collections combining craftsmanship with technology and traditional icons of culture; hookahs, table lamps and candle holders.
Vivid Sydney Festival 2010 – Lou and Hal @ ABC Radio National
Lou Reed and Hal Willner in the studio Weekdays at 2pm and 11pm – Monday…
Artecnica’s Phrena lights @ dedeceplus
Phrena Pendant Lamp by Karl Zahn for Artecnica – Currently in stock at www.dedeceplus.com…
Hans Boodt Mannequins @ Salone Milan 2018
A collaboration between Netherlands based company Hans Boodt and lifestyle store Garage Italia, owned and created by Lapo Elkann – a capsule collection of designer mannequins dedicated to the world of cars and Italy.
Knoll – “What’s next” – designers’ perspectives
Biennale of Sydney 2010 – Cai Guo-Qiang
Cai Guo-Qiang has been part of the international contemporary art scene for over two decades. Cai Guo-Qiang has proved that he was a leading and central figure of China’s contemporary art world. He has built his career as a multi-disciplinary artist, complementing his original gunpowder performances and drawings with sculpture and installation.