We trekked around the globe in 2019 to visit the best design events and now we're revisiting them in case you missed anything.
We sat down with Konstantin Grcic in Milan to discuss the future of office culture and the power of a rigorous collaborative process.
We had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Olafur Eliasson in Milan and have a deep and wide ranging conversation.
We sat down with Jasper Morrison in Milan to do a deep dive into some of the core ideas in his work.
Masquespacio created a site-specific installation for Poggi Ugo that explored fresh new ways to work with the terracotta.
At Join by Norwegian Presence, a playful approach to sustainability led to sculptural, minimal objects with holes, sleek arcs and cavities.
Furniture and interior designer Anna Karlin made her debut in Milan at the Galleria Rossana Orlandi during this year's Milan Design Week.
Ventura Future provides an overview of contemporary projects to show the potential for innovative works to address future visions.
Note Design Studio made vinyl coverings noteworthy. Plus: halls of styrofoam, depots of habitable bubbles and a headless chair at the Duomo.
Elisa Ossino and Josephine Akvama Hoffmeyer created an installation where the humble tile reigns supreme.
One moment the Vitrine appears to be a fully transparent glass cabinet, the next moment, a vivid OLED screen.
An exhibition featuring cast glass furniture formed by hot glass sheets over steel shapes suspended in order for gravity to do its work.
A fantastic world of knitted material where everyday objects—sofas, beds, books, clocks—assume a new evocative appearance.
This year, during Salone del Mobile 2019, Marni paid tribute to the moon through an outdoor sensory journey entitled Marni Moon Walk.
An installation comprised of 700 interlocking modular "bio-bricks" that explores the future of 3D printing and renewable materials.
