We have created with passion, courage and without compromise. We have been imagining forever a lamp made only of light.
It’s such an intense project. It allows you to enter another dimension in space. It’s so simple that it evokes surprise and wonder. ” ………………. Davide Groppi
The key components of my work are always simplicity, lightness, emotion, and invention
Davide Groppi has chosen Milan Design Week 2016 to present “ WIRELESS IS MORE ” – the result of an ongoing search to express poetry and meaning through creative lighting.
The choice to apply wireless technology has allowed the development of creations that are closer to people and their specific needs, going beyond the limits imposed by electric wires.
Davide Groppi takes his luminous creativity to Euroluce, the most important trade show for lighting design, during Milan Design Week 2017.
He presents his classic creations together with the latest in sophisticated lighting design, all developed with the poetry that has always distinguished Davide Groppi.
On the occasion of the Milan Design Week 2015, Davide Groppi presented ten new lamps between art and technology, starting from the most basic form, the fire, the more sophisticated and rarefied forms of light.
Davide Groppi designs lights not only to illuminate, but also to tell stories, give meaning, draw metaphors and build the theatre of our lives.
They investigate the many dimensions of light playing between magic and impossibility, lightness and invention.
dedece’s exclusive video interview with Davide Groppi at the Salone Fairgrounds Showroom
From the 8th April to the 13th April, Milan was once more the undisputed “Capital of Design”.
Design pilgrims flocked to Milan for the world’s most important design fair and the unofficial start of the design season, hoping to catch onto global design trends, and get inspired by seeing what’s fresh, eye-catching, and cutting edge
What happens in the Milan Design Week goes beyond the presentation of new products that everybody can easily find online. Here at Design Week, the international brands expressed their energy for the world to see
The Salone del Mobile is the benchmark in the home-furnishing sector and an unique advertisement instrument for the Italian furniture industry.
Reflecting on the state of affairs in design and prompting a consideration of the meanings that hide behind a display, ‘A Search Behind Appearances’ by Hella Jongerius and Louise Schouwenberg proposed that we should move beyond commercial success, beyond style differences and beyond personal taste.
Resulting in a range of visual metaphors, ‘A Search Behind Appearances’ took over the famous La Rinascente department store’s eight Piazza Duomo facing windows during the Salone.
Interior design practice, Design Research Studio, under the direction of British designer Tom Dixon have…
The office and co-working space infrastructure, designed by the award-winning workplace architects Barr Gazetas, are focused on true community working through expert curation of complex floor plans and space use.
The new spaces offer high quality fit-out and technology services, with the interior designs provided by the acclaimed British designer Tom Dixon and his Design Research Studio whose past work includes Shoreditch House and the Mondrian Hotel, London.
This is the first time that DRS and Tom Dixon have designed a co-working environment.
The design for the 2015 Minotti stand is informed by museum architecture, interpreted as the construction of a space intended to enhance the value of the collection in an architectural context that conveys a rational language, entirely inherent to the characteristics of the products themselves.
The world’s greatest tap dancer, Savion Glover, makes his Australian debut as part of the…