Milan Design Week

The NAGORI planter collection, designed by Studio KO for Domani, explores how time is perceived – linear or cyclical – and the tiny moments left behind.

Lexus returns to Milan Design Week with designers Marjan van Aubel and Hideki Yoshimoto of Tangent in a two-effort, inside-out exhibition titled, "Time."

With Barcelona Design, Muller Van Severen is presenting two new collaborations at MDW 2024 including a cabinet series called Bridges and an updated version of the Pillow sofa.

MUT Design applies the rule of threes – corners, cylindrical legs, and finishes – to their Tres collection of low accent tables designed for Saba Italia.

The indoor/outdoor Alder furniture collection, a collaboration between green-tech design brand Mater + renowned architect + designer Patricia Urquiola, is a biodegradable breakthrough.

From: C founder, Caroline Chao, is celebrating BLOC, her inaugural furniture collection inspired by geometric shapes of children's blocks.

Nichetto Studio partnered with Lladró on the whimsical Soft Blown lighting series that gives nod to performance artists creating balloon art.

The haunting luminescence of the Western Australian moonlight takes form in a brutalist light sculpture, Vestige, designed by Peter Kovacsy.

Flos spotlights two new lighting collections – one inspired by a 16th century toy, the other by ceramics – during Milan Design Week 2023.

During Milan Design Week 2023, Patricia Urquiola + manufacturer Moroso upcycled two of the designer's oldest designs + released some exciting new pieces.

Los Angeles designer Laura Niubó launches Espressionismo Floreale, maximalist, vibrant rugs that display bright colors, geometric shapes, and curvy lines.

Arper introduced its five 2023 collections at Milan Design Week 2023, each offering a solution that inspires beauty, energy, and vitality with the perspective that Life is Beautiful.