It’s very easy to be different, but very difficult to be better.
British graphic designer and typographer Jonathan Barnbrook was commissioned to create an expansive visual identity for the 17th Biennale of Sydney 2010, including the catalogue. he developed the corporate identity as a modular system so that it could be arranged in various ways.
“The Salone is a breeding ground for people who copy our products”
Leading designers and manufacturers discuss the phenomenon of copying and how they are responding.
Public Design Festival during Salone del Mobile 2010 at the Porta Genova and Via Vigevano…
Built and programmed by Blair Neal as an art installation, ‘Color A Sound’ uses an…
This lightweight Knotted chair combines industrial techniques and handcrafting. A thread constructed of aramid and…
Knoll’s vision is to “continue to be recognized worldwide for creating superior furnishings that inspire,…
Marcel Wanders was recently interviewed for the TV show Designer People and we would like…
via StereoLake Minotti Sounds 2 ( 2006 ) Album playlist continues at the jump ….
A major retrospective on works by Roy Lichtenstein ( NY 1923 – 1997 ) acknowledged as…
A product that reacts to the current lighting debate. The light bulb is as archetypal…
De Padova presented their latest product developments and the company’s idea of living at their permanent Milan showroom, on Corso Venezia. under a veritable deluge of drops of padded fabric