Swarovski returns to Euroluce with its latest lighting collections and bespoke lighting solutions presented in a special exhibition inspired by the four elements of nature.
The unique booth is divided into four sections inspired by the elements of nature: air, water, earth and fire ― all of which are integral components in Swarovski’s crystal manufacturing.
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.
Always a greatly anticipated presentation, this year ‘Swarovski Palazzo’ didn’t disappoint with a huge presentation of new products from design’s biggest names including John Pawson, Patricia Urquiola and Nendo.
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For the third consecutive year, Swarovski will collaborate with Design Miami/ for the 2017 Swarovski Designers of the Future Award.
The Swarovski Designers of the Future Award honours promising young designers and studios who epitomise the new directions taking form in design – with a notable platform and opportunity to present their work.
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In the exclusive setting of Palazzo Crespi, Atelier Swarovski celebrated its’ 10th anniversary by launching its latest, irresistible home collections created in collaboration with the most prominent talents from the international design scene
Atelier Swarovski Home featured a range of collections designed in collaboration with luminaries from the art, design, architecture and fashion worlds.
The exhibition took place in the neo-classical Palazzo Cagnola, and was organized by designer, and arranged in an engaging display of light and reflection, crystalline forms phrased as vases, centerpieces, and interactive objet d’art culminated in a debut of a collection whose ultimate purpose is to re-imagine home décor.
The winners of the Swarovski Designers of the Future 2015 award were announced during Milan Design Week, at a glamorous lunch event organised by Design Miami / Art Basel, overlooking the famous Duomo in Milan
The award was established in 2006 and recognises young designers and studios working with new processes and materials.
Hong Kong’s Elaine Ng Yan Ling and London-based Tomás Alonso and Studio Swine scooped up the prestigious prize, which will see the young talents collaborate with Swarovski to produce works for the 10th anniversary edition of Design Miami/ Basel ( June 2015 )
Tokujin’s “Mirage” comprises a series of different segments, each coated with a reflective surface.
Rotated a little to the right, or a little more to the left, the mirrors can be mounted alongside one another and as such capture far more light and create a wider range of spatial impressions than a simple, flush mirror ever could.
The UK’s leading minimalist, John Pawson, and Swarovski Crystal Palace created a spectacular installation in…