04.10.17
Fair Report
The Best of the 2017 Milan Furniture Fair, Part I
When you’re on the ground at the Milan Furniture Fair, things can seem like a total blur — you’re walking miles a day, eating on the go, drinking too much wine, and seeing more new things than your brain can actually process at once. Which is why we love doing round-ups like these — organizing all of our favorite things into one (or two or three) places makes us realize just how great last week was, what trends are emerging (we’re looking at you fringe, rust, lilac, and fiberglass) and what an interesting place design is at right now. Here’s the first of our posts chronicling all the wonderful things we found.
Around town
Yabu Pushelberg for Linteloo, Henge, and Glas Italia
Campbell-Rey at the offices of Martina Gamboni
Bloc Studios x Sabine Marcelis and Carl Kleiner
Germans Ermics at Rossana Orlandi
Rooms at Rossana Orlandi
Fernando Mastrangelo at Rossana Orlandi
Dimore Studio
Studio Brynjar & Veronika (top) and Tomas Alonso (bottom) for Atelier Swarovski Home
Formafantasma at Spazio Krizia
Max Lamb for Kvadrat and Really
Muller Van Severen “Fireworks” for Massimo de Carlo
Talisman / In Residence at Atelier Clerici
Dutch Invertuals
Francesco Librizzi for Fontana Arte
Mindcraft curated by Henrik Vibskov (pieces above by MBADV and Carl Emil Jacobsen)
Jaime Hayon for Caesarstone
Henry Wilson
Karen Chekerdijan
Defne Koz, Formafantasma, and HLK for Nude Glass
Sigve Knutson for Carwan Gallery
Ars Fabricandi at Palazzo Litta
Vicenzo De Cotiis
