The fun of the furniture fair: Salone del Mobile Milan reviewThe interiors showcase offers sculptural lighting, new collaborations and designers to watchMilan design: what to see and where to see itSome of the highlights on show at this year’s Salone del MobileLighting let loose: new trends at EuroluceLED technology is giving designers new focus and freedomArthur Mamou-Mani thinks outside the blocksThe architect behind Milan’s eye-catching Cos installation talks reversible designHow to be a must-see in MilanDesigners are presenting their work in increasingly immersive and personal waysMilan design week: Molteni&C and Foster + Partners’ ‘Ava’ tableThe architect and furniture maker rework their earlier design with sustainability in mindMore from this SeriesSalone salutes home-grown heroesFrom Leonardo celebrations to an all-Italian pavilion, this year’s Design Week has a strong local accentFabric on film: the story of an Oscar-winnerOn ‘Call Me By Your Name’, Milan-based company Dedar was brought in to recreate the faded opulence of a country houseWhen labels meet tables: fashion and furniture convergeVuitton, Loewe and Prada are just some of the houses involved in major design collaborationsNendo’s Oki Sato: ‘Good design is something you can explain to your mother’His playful and spare style has made him one of the world’s most in-demand designersGeneration Rent and the end of ‘forever furniture’A huge increase in rental numbers is changing how people think about decorating. How are designers responding to a generational challenge?Let there be light: Lee Broom’s bold designsThe Londoner reveals why he wants to provoke as much of an emotional response as a visual oneWanted: a revolution in MilanTo stay on top, argues Edwin Heathcote, the city’s design needs to recreate the intellectual spirit of the 1960sStuff matters: designers pushing boundariesHuman hair, dust and manure are among the materials being embraced by a generation of designers who are using technology to get serious about sustainabilityMarvels of Milan’s Salone del MobileWe select the highlights from the world’s biggest and most prestigious design fair, drawing visitors from more than 165 countries
The fun of the furniture fair: Salone del Mobile Milan reviewThe interiors showcase offers sculptural lighting, new collaborations and designers to watchMilan design: what to see and where to see itSome of the highlights on show at this year’s Salone del MobileLighting let loose: new trends at EuroluceLED technology is giving designers new focus and freedomArthur Mamou-Mani thinks outside the blocksThe architect behind Milan’s eye-catching Cos installation talks reversible designHow to be a must-see in MilanDesigners are presenting their work in increasingly immersive and personal waysMilan design week: Molteni&C and Foster + Partners’ ‘Ava’ tableThe architect and furniture maker rework their earlier design with sustainability in mindMore from this SeriesSalone salutes home-grown heroesFrom Leonardo celebrations to an all-Italian pavilion, this year’s Design Week has a strong local accentFabric on film: the story of an Oscar-winnerOn ‘Call Me By Your Name’, Milan-based company Dedar was brought in to recreate the faded opulence of a country houseWhen labels meet tables: fashion and furniture convergeVuitton, Loewe and Prada are just some of the houses involved in major design collaborationsNendo’s Oki Sato: ‘Good design is something you can explain to your mother’His playful and spare style has made him one of the world’s most in-demand designersGeneration Rent and the end of ‘forever furniture’A huge increase in rental numbers is changing how people think about decorating. How are designers responding to a generational challenge?Let there be light: Lee Broom’s bold designsThe Londoner reveals why he wants to provoke as much of an emotional response as a visual oneWanted: a revolution in MilanTo stay on top, argues Edwin Heathcote, the city’s design needs to recreate the intellectual spirit of the 1960sStuff matters: designers pushing boundariesHuman hair, dust and manure are among the materials being embraced by a generation of designers who are using technology to get serious about sustainabilityMarvels of Milan’s Salone del MobileWe select the highlights from the world’s biggest and most prestigious design fair, drawing visitors from more than 165 countries
