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“Less Fair, More Museum” at Milan Design Week is not to be missed.
With a SuperStudio theme of Innovation & Tradition, this year’s SuperDesign Show celebrates contradictions. At the Superstudio Piu in the Central pavilion, white and black paths resemble city streets while reflecting on interdependence and community, a Yin and Yang philosophy also evoked by some exhibitors in the different areas.
Big Brands Build the Future
The exciting future in design as seen by major international forces, including LG Electronics and Dassault Systemes is showcased in this segment of the SuperDesign Show. Projects by the finalists for the seventh Lexus Design Award give a glimpse into what is yet to come.
LG electronics by Foster + Partner
Superhotel
With an international, yet distinctly Italian flair, this special project mixes specially-made handicraft and industrial products from a Who’s Who list of designers.
Innovative Materials and Smart Cities
In addition to three projects: Smart City, Materials Village and The Beautiful Side of Design, an event-exhibition, Smart City: People, Technology & Materials (March 13-14, 2019) will include workshops, conferences and debates.
A Pinnacle of Reflections by Matteo Thun & Partners
National and Transnational Pavilions
Intriguing special exhibitions from the Korea Craft & Design Foundation, Indonesian Contemporary Art and Design by Artura and Worth Partnership Project are not to be missed.
Contamination Between Art and Design
Thought-provoking exhibitions ranging from Normann Copenhagen’s professional furniture to intriguing Toys by Flavio Lucchini and the Modernism exhibition by the Ukrainian Prostir 86, provide additional inspiration.
Normann Copenhagen
Japan Loves Superstudio
INAX, the centennial Japanese sanitary brand reveals its new identity in it’s The Rituals of Water exhibition, among other important displays.
AND MUCH, MUCH MORE..
OBMI and Katara Hospitality breathe new life into a 1920s royal residence, balancing heritage and modern luxury on the eucalyptus-clad slopes of Tangiers, Morocco.
Japanese craft meets contemporary design at Kiyoshi designed by Mahsa Gholizadeh
The Design Residency programme 2025 also coincides with the Year of Handicrafts as designated by the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Culture.
The interiors of the Backstage Hotel in Stockholm, Sweden echo the feeling of being behind the scenes at a great performance – rich in texture, layered in story and always with music in the background
Intimate, artistic and unforgettable, The Mellah Hotel is nestled in the heart of Marrakech's ancient medina, just steps from the magnificent Bahia Palace.
In a landmark Bud Oglesby-designed building, designer Joshua Rice crafts a warm, quietly powerful residence that honors modernist roots, personal history, and a young collector’s nuanced eye
This apartment designed by Carl Gerges features green hues throughout
BLINK Design Group has drawn deeply from the well of ancient Lingnan culture to craft a design narrative that’s rooted in tradition yet thoroughly modern at Banyan Tree Dongguan Songshan Lake in China
Tomorrowland, the world-renowned music festival, has collaborated with designer Dieter Vander Velpen and Ethnicraft through its architecture and design studio, Great Library Studio, to create a contemporary Art Nouveau furniture collection
Giorgio Armani and RAK Properties launch the first Armani-branded villas in the world
Here are the current and upcoming design-led museums in the UAE that you should know about
Villeroy & Boch and Ideal Standard unveil a fresh perspective on bathroom design for 2025