milan 10

  • Simplicity Strikes

    Using an ancient wood joining technique, the dovetail joint, swedish designer Steffan Holm creates a beautiful set of table and stools.
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  • Industrial Upholstery

    Gilli Kuchik explores the industrializing opportunities of upholstery, with very interesting results.
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  • Layered Chair

    A piece of furniture that resembles the technique architects use for recreating the topology of a landscape. Beautiful.
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  • What if you had to make it?

    What if we had to live out of what we can produce ourselves with our very own hands? We all know it used to be like that long time ago but what if someone would decide to do it today? What would you do?
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  • Concrete table

    Designed by Foster and Partners for Molteni, Arc is a beautiful table suitable for both indoors and outdoors thanks to the use of a composite material made of cement and organic fibres that is waterproof.
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  • Spun

    Thomas Heatherwick is an eclectic designer, spanning from architecture to urban, sculpture and furniture design, his projects are fresh and innovative.
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  • Milan's Colours

    Among this year's myriad of products, materials, finishes and colours presented at Milan's Salone del Mobile I noticed the recurrence of a particular set of shades. Curious?
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  • Bright Paper

    Swedish design trio Claesson, Koivisto and Rune present their second product entirely made of Durapulp, and is only getting better.
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  • The printed matter

    Inspired in old Dutch wooden travel cases, the creative duo Sholten&Baijings have translated that ancient craftsmanship updating the technique to create storage boxes for Established&Sons.
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  • Designing with Maths

    Tom Dixon's approach to design fuses equally practical manufacturing issues with functional and emotional products.
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  • Interview: Eugeni Quitllet
    When we first saw his name close to that of Philippe Starck we googled, with no luck. There was no human trace of Eugeni Quitllet and we thought, for a brief moment, that he could be an invention, some sort of imaginary alter ego created by his famously provocative partner. But shortly after all this revealed to be a product of our unquiet imagination: he is for real, thank goodness.

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