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
Look out for these designers in years to come – they will definitely be leaving their mark on the industry based on this years showings
Interni 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.
Once again Interni magazine and editor Gilda Bojardi presents a review of the most promising young designers emerging on the international design scene in the past 12 months
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
Look out for these designers in years to come – they will definitely be leaving their mark on the industry based on this years showings
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
![DoutDesign – Young Designers Exhibition [pt 3/4] @ Salone Milan 2017](https://www.dedeceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/DOUTDESign-440x532.png)
Zona Santambrogio Design District area, presented its fifth edition of DoutDesign – dedicated to the topic of Environmental and Social Sustainability with the theme of Design to Save, Change, Dream the World
participating under 35 designers were selected from an open and international call by Regione Lombardia and the Politecnico di Milano, looking for prototypes and innovative products, with attention to self production and to the sustainability of the processes.
Typically, an architect designs a house. Afterwards, an interior designer takes care of the walls, rooms and decor. They design from large to small, from outside to inside
Robert Bronwasser takes the reverse approach. In the eyes of this industrial designer, the furniture and products that people enjoy using every day – are what make up a house.
![Tom Dixon [pt 2/6] @ Salone Milan 2017](https://www.dedeceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DSC_3553-440x723.jpg)
Tom Dixon brought MULTIPLEX to Milan – in the iconic Cinema and Galleria on via Manzoni – the epicentre of the city’s cultural and luxury shopping district.
Premsela’s International Visitors’ Programme helps to refuel the passion and understanding for Dutch Design internationally….
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A visit to Harry Allen’ s design studio in Manhattan highlights Allen’s aesthetic, which could…
“Good News from Brazil ” – Sollos presents product collections designed by Brazilian architect and engineer Jader Almeida
The innovative Brazilian company Sollos returned for the second year in a row, launching a capsule interiors collection of international appeal designed by the award winning 33 year old designer, architect, and engineer Jader Almeida
For Milan 2010 David Trubridge has created a new installation based on the story of…