KETTAL PUSSEL by Xavier Mañosa @ Salone Milan 2013
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.
Giuseppie Picone – Looking Forward @ Salone Milan 2016
Giuseppe Picone became a well-known name in Italy in the 1950s, then an international phenomenon in the 1960s.
When artist, ceramist, textile designer and fashion designer Giuseppe Picone died in 2008, he left behind a precious gift to Italian craft history
Picone’s invaluable artistic legacy and many contributions were key in defining the “Made in Italy” generation.
Luca De Padova @ Milan Design Week 2011
An interview ( in Italian) with Luca De Padova, the CEO of De Padova (since…
Kreon Creative Space in Paris
Kreon Creative Space in Paris, just a 500m stroll from the Louvre @ 5 Rue…
Top 10 Icelandic volcano jokes
Here is the UK Telegraph’s “Top 10 round-up” of the best (and worst) of what Facebook,…
Bouroullecs – Quiet Motion @ Salone Milan 2013
Designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec presented a courtyard installation of rotating leather covered cork platforms for car brand BMW i – on display in an historic monastery in the centre of Milan.
Falling Water in Lego
Fallingwater, also known as the Edgar J. Kaufmann Sr. Residence, is a house designed by…
Salone Milan 2010 – Design Vlog #2
Dedeceblog’s Milan Vlog Contributor – Emma Elizabeth hit Zona Tortona yesterday and interviewed Tom Dixon in his…
Artecnica’s Phrena lights @ dedeceplus
Phrena Pendant Lamp by Karl Zahn for Artecnica – Currently in stock at www.dedeceplus.com…
Salone Milan 2010 – Ten Small Atlases
The collective extension Ten Small Atlases / Ten Processes Behind Ten Objects curated…
Swarovski Designers of the Future @ Salone Milan 2018
The Swarovski Designers of the Future Award honors a select group of promising young designers and studios who exemplify new directions in design culture.
These young creatives work beyond pure product design and represent conceptually or technologically vanguard approaches, often assimilating ideas from multiple disciplines.