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Milan design week report 2015
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Report / Milan
Design Week 2015 CMF Lab’s point of view Milan, May 2015
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ITALIA Summary 01 / Desire for lightness Air Flowing architectures Thinness Colours through lights 02 / Five senses of Design Close your eyes 03 / Richness in colours and materials Art Déco feeling Marbles Red Blue 04 / Geometric rhythms Graphic Materialism Patterns 2Nendo works 2014-2015, photo credits@Laura Angelini
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ITALIA 01 / Desire for lightness 3 Quest’anno durante la Design Week si è respirata un’atmosfera fresca, leggera e luminosa. Qualcosa di simile alla semplicità, in equilibrio con l’esperienza e la saggezza del saper fare. Scenari innovativi ispirati alla leggerezza dell’aria, alla purezza della trasparenza, alla linearità delle forme sottili. Air Flowing architectures Thinness Colours through lights Fuha The expression of air - Weight , Fabrica for Daikin, photo credits@fabrica
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ITALIA Air 4 L’aria, presenza impalpabile ma ricca di significati simbolici, è stata la protagonista di alcune installazioni che hanno dato risalto agli aspetti poetici del design, supportati da una tecnologia sommessa e discreta, che suscita stupore. Materiali sottili , a volte anche trasparenti, danno agli oggetti la poesia dell’equilibrio tra pieno e vuoto, dove anche lo spazio vuoto assume un valore estetico. Desire for lightness Fuha , The expression of air - Yours And Ours, Fabrica for Daikin, photo credits@marco.zanin © DESIGN GROUP ITALIA
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ITALIA Desire for lightness / Air 1. Mirabilia Wallpaper, Alissa+Nienke, photo credits@alissa+nienke 2. Fuha The expression of air, Fabrica for Daikin, photo credits@marco.zanin May 2015Report / Milan Design Week 5 1 2 3 4 6 7 5 8 3. Clear Shadow, Nendo, photo credits@nendo 4. Soft Table collection, Nendo, photo credits@nendo 5. Coexist, Gio Tirotto for Secondome, photo credits@secondome 6. Moti light series, Toer, photo credits@toer 7. Prisme Wardrobe, Tokujin Yoshioka for Glasitalia, photo credits@glasitalia 8. Light Fan Screen, Yuan YUAN, photo credits@ Xin XU
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ITALIA Flowing architectures 6 Elementi singoli ripetuti nello spazio con precisione geometrica, disposti secondo modelli matematici ispirati al movimento continuo e fluido di onde e flussi, per offrire leggere visioni di forme organiche e mutevoli. Desire for lightness Helio Curve Installation, Hyundai, photo credits@hyundai © DESIGN GROUP ITALIA
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ITALIA Desire for lightness / Flowing architectures 1. Supernova, Petra Krausová for Lasvit, photo credits@lasvit 2. Living Line installation, Speech Tchoban & Kuznetsov, photo credits@archsovet 3. Algorithm, Toan Nguyen, for Vibia, photo from archiproducts 7 4. Preciosa Lighting, Divino, photo credits@divino 5. Cos Installation, Snarkitecture, photo from yatzer 6. Helio Curve Installation, Hiunday, photo credits@leandro.agro 7. Cocoon II bamboo building, students ofAarhus School of Architecture, photo credits@carlo.casagrande 8. Helio Curve Installation, Hyundai, photo credits@simona.sagripanti 9. Project Egg installation, Michiel Van Der Kley, photo credits@michiel.van.der.kley 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 1 May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA Thinness 8 Leggero e sottile. Materiali lavorati per ottenere il minimo spessore. Linee che disegnano volumi e superfici, coniugate con l’eleganza della leggerezza. Desire for lightness Ic Lights , Michael Anastassiades for Flos, photo credits@flos © DESIGN GROUP ITALIA
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ITALIA Desire for lightness / Thinness 1. Breeze, series that shows wind direction, KNEIP, photo credits@kneip 2. Tram, tray and coffee table, Akiko Kuwahata , photo credits@ mindcraft 9 3. Fasted tableware, Studio Dessuant Bone, photo credits@lstudio.dessuant.bone 4. IC Lights, Michael Anastassiadesfor Flos, photo credits@flos 5. Tangled cabinet, Officina Carolina, photo credits@officina.carolina 6. Graduate library, Jean Nouvelle for Molteni, photo credits@molteni 7. Robin - Terra di Siena table, MDF Italia 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA Colours through Light 10 Colori leggeri, colori di luce. In primo piano la magica complicità di trasparenze colorate, riflessioni e sovrapposizioni, sorgenti luminose colorate, ombre e materiali iridescenti. Il tutto in una cornice di lieve meraviglia per gli effetti di composizione e scomposizione dei colori della luce. Desire for lightness Day and Night lights, Éléonore Delisse, photo credits@laurids.gallée © DESIGN GROUP ITALIA
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ITALIA Desire for lightness / Colours through Light 1. Shimmer collection, Patricia Urquiola for Glasitalia, photo credits@glasitalia 2. 101.86°, Studio Vailly, photo credits@norbert.van.onna 11 3. Day and Night lights, Éléonore Delisse, photo credits@laurids.gallée 4. CMYK lighting floor, Dennis Parren, photo credits@mathilde.leroy 5. Shimmer collection, Patricia Urquiola for Glasitalia, photo credits@glasitalia 6. Emitime clock, photo credits@emitime 1 2 3 4 5 6 May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA Desire for lightness / Colours through Light 1. Spectral Light, Philippe Rahm for Artemide, photo credits@artemide 2. Mirage, Giorgia Zanellato at Galleria Luisa delle Piane, photo credits@nico.k.tucci 12 3. Serena lighting, Patricia Urquiola for Flos, photo credits@andrea.penisto 4. Helios lamp, Arturo Erbsman photo credits@hiromi.ogura 1 2 3 4 5 5. Perfect Day Light installation, Yellowdesign for Luctra, photo credits@christopher.schutte May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA 02 / Five senses of Design 13 In più di una occasione la Design Week ha offerto esperienze sensoriali da vivere soggettivamente, più che oggetti o prodotti da osservare. Un invito a partecipare con tutti i sensi. Ascoltare, gustare, toccare… Spostare l’attenzione percettiva dagli occhi agli altri organi di senso. Close your eyes Fuha, Fabrica for Daikin, photo credits@fuha
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ITALIA Five senses of Design / Close your eyes 1. The Garden of Wonders. A Journey Through Scents, photo credits@adriano.brusaferri 2. The Garden of Wonders. A Journey Through Scents, photo credits@simona.sagripanti 14 1 2 3 4 5 3. Journey of the Sense experience, Lexus, photo credits@lexus 4. Fuha, Fabrica for Daikin, photo credits@simona.sagripanti 5. Journey of the Sense experience, Lexus, photo credits@christopher.schutte May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA 03 / Richness in colours and materials 15 Si conferma la tendenza all’impiego di materiali autentici, tuttavia quest’anno è evidente uno spostamento delle qualità estetiche dal ‘naturale’ al ‘pregiato’. Oggetti e prodotti d’arredo sono inseriti in scenari di interni ricchi e patinati, dove i materiali naturali sono accompagnati da lavorazioni e finiture di evidente pregio: dettagli in ottone, che stanno via via sostituendo il rame, finiture lucide, marmi colorati e variegati, tessuti dalla lavorazione complessa e dagli effetti cromatici molto raffinati. Anche dal punto di vista formale il minimalismo resta il riferimento più credibile, seppure con sensibili allusioni all’Art Deco: geometrie solide , curve massicce. Art Déco feeling Marbles Red Blue Diesel/Moroso stand at Salone del mobile 2015, photo credits@nick.hughes/yellowtrace
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ITALIA Art Deco feeling 16 Richness in Colours and Materials Atmosfere dal sapore retro’. Una disinvolta sovrapposizione di memorie iconiche reinterpretate, che spaziano tra le decadi del secolo scorso. Fin qui niente di nuovo, ma quest’anno i riferimenti si spingono molto indietro e tra i pezzi storici e le riedizioni degli anni ‘50, fanno il loro ingresso arredi, finiture, lavorazioni e materiali che senza dubbio portano il segno dell’opulenza e della raffinatezza degli anni 30-40. Legni lucidati, ottone, marmo, pelle . The Department Store, Lee Broom Milan 2015, photo credits@chris.miller © DESIGN GROUP ITALIA
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ITALIA Richness in Colours and Materials / Art Deco feeling 1. Captain Flint , Michael Anastassiades for Flos, photo credits@flos 2. Ic Lights T, Michael Anastassiadesfor Flos, photo credits@flos 17 3. Hampton cabinet, Hangar Design Group for Rossato, photo credits@hangar.design.group 4. Cecile lamp, Notorius collection, Marioni, photo credits@marioni 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5. IKO easy chair, Rodolfo Dordoni for Flou, photo credits@flou 6. IKE floor lamp, Delightfull, photo credits@delightfull 7. Match collection, Bernhardt-Vella for Arflex, photo credits@arflex May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA Richness in Colours and Materials / Art Deco feeling 1. HAUMEA table, Gallotti & Radice photo credits@archiportale 2. The Department Store, Lee Broom Milan 2015, photo credits@chris.miller 18 3. Copycat lamp, Michael Anastassiades for Flos, photo credits@flos 4. Ingrid Armchair, Notorious collection, Marioni, photo credits@marioni 5. Lamp from The Department Store, Lee Broom Milan 2015, photo credits@lee.broom 6. Onda night collection, Poliform, photo credits@polform 7. Gregory table, Notorious collection, Marioni, photo credits@marioni 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA Marbles 19 In linea con le premesse del Salone 2014, anche quest’anno il marmo è uno dei materiali più visti. In aggiunta al Bianco di Carrara, già ampiamente interpretato, sono stati presentati marmi dai colori accesi e decisi, anche con finiture molto lucide. Piani alleggeriti visivamente da profili rastremati, combinazioni di più colori , variegature che esaltano il protagonismo della natura Richness in Colours and Materials Olivier coffe table, Emanuela Garbin e Mario Dell’Orto for Flou, photo credits@flou © DESIGN GROUP ITALIA
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ITALIA Richness in Colours and Materials / Marbles 1. Showroom Hermès Maison, Milan design week 2015, photo credits@simone.fiorini 2. Volcano vases, Concavo Convesso collection, Iosa Ghini & MGM, photo credits@iosa.ghini.associates 20 3. Policroma bookshelf, Concavo Convesso collection, Iosa Ghini & MGM, photo credits@iosa.ghini.associates 4. Emperador lucido material, Flexform, photo credits@flexform 1 2 3 4 5 6 5. Olivier coffe table, Emanuela Garbin e Mario Dell’Orto for Flou, photo credits@flou 6. Giano table, Antonio Citterio for Flexform, photo credits@flexform May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA Red 21 Tra i colori che evocano materiali pregiati e interni di lusso, sicuramente il primato spetta al Rosso in tutte le sue varianti come il Rosso Bulgaro, tradizionalmente usato per il cuoio di poltrone e divani. Intorno a questo colore classico, sono nate armonie che racchiudono il senso del lusso. Gradazioni di rossi dal più denso burgundy al rosa cipria. Richness in Colours and Materials Normann Copenhagen, stand at Salone del mobile 2015,photo credits@ normann.copenhagen © DESIGN GROUP ITALIA
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ITALIA Richness in Colours and Materials / Red 1. Arflex, Salone 2015 exposition, photo credits@simona.sagripanti 2. Sacco puof, Zanotta, photo credits@zanotta 22 3. Armchair D153.1, Gio Ponti for Molteni, photo credits@simona.sagripanti 4. Wingback Chair, Tom Dixon, photo credits@artribune 5. Ademar coffee table, Bross, photo credits@bross 6. Melt Light, Tom Dixon, photo credits@tom.dixon 7. Moooi's Milan 2015 exhibition, photo credits@hiromi.oruga 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA Richness in Colours and Materials / Red 1. Baxter, Salone 2015 exposition, photo credits@simona.sagripanti 2. Olivier coffee table, Emanuela Garbin e Mario Dell’Orto for Flou, photo credits@flou 23 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3. Form armchair, Normann Copenhagen, photo credits@normann.copenhagen 4. Molteni’s 80 years exhibition, photo credits@molteni 5. Rens, Reddish table objects collection, photo credits@rens 6. Joy Rotating shelf unit, Achille Castiglioni for Zanotta, photo credits@zanotta 7. Bras collection, Khodi Feiz for Artifort, photo credits@artifort May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA Blue 24 Elegante, prezioso, ma anche fresco e carico di energia. Il blue del terzo millennio forse è stato evocato dal nuovo scenario della luce fredda dei led e dalla voglia di creare un’alternativa ai neutri caldi. Richness in Colours and Materials Vip Lounge, Tom Dixon in collaboration with Sony Pro Europe, photo credits@tom.dixon © DESIGN GROUP ITALIA
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ITALIA Richness in Colours and Materials / Blue 1.Wallpaper, Paola Navone, photo credits@paola.navone 2. Stardust armchair Collection III , Nika Zupanc, photo credits@ad.magazine 25 3. Mad Chaise longue, Marcel Wanders for Poliform, photo credits@poliform 4. Avatar carpet, Broersen and Lukacs for Mooi, photo credits@mooi 5. Double Zero chair, David Adjaye e Moroso, photo credits@moroso 6. Wingback chair, Tom Dixon, photo credits@tom.dixon 1 2 3 4 5 6 May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA 04 / Geometric rhythms 26 Intervenire sulle superfici degli oggetti dando risalto alla natura e all’identità dei materiali. In queste proposte la decorazione diventa parte integrante del concetto stesso del prodotto. I disegni ispirati alla semplicità geometrica, combinati in variazioni multiple, suggeriscono ritmo e movimento. Graphic Materialism Patterns Earth wind fire, Bonaldo, photo credits@bonaldo
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ITALIA Graphic Materialism 27 Tra le proposte più interessanti e innovative, il gioco di combinazioni tra materiali diversi, con semplici schemi geometrici, che genera pattern su base materica oltre che cromatica. Legno, metacrilato, pietra, accostati con apparente casualità. Richness in Colours and Materials Nilufar Depot, Milan Design week 2015, photo credits@nilufar © DESIGN GROUP ITALIA
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ITALIA Richness in Colours and Materials / Graphic Materialism 1. Biscuits floor, Patricia Urquiola for Listone Giordano, photo credits@hiromi. oruga 2. Fishbone tables, Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, photo credits@moroso 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3. Pie Chart System, coffee-table system, Hierve for Hforniture, photo credits@hforniture 4. Fishbone tables, Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, photo credits@moroso 5. Magico 3 sideboard, Alessandro Mendini at Dilmos gallery, photo credits@emilio.tremolada 6. Bird table, Tapio Wirkkala for Frau, photo credits@frau 7. Slide floor, Listone Giordano for Lago, photo credits@lago May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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ITALIA Patterns 29 Pattern geometrici applicati a superfici dalle forme irregolari. Sovrapposizione e combinazione di moduli. La forza innovativa di queste proposte è il dinamismo. Richness in Colours and Materials Illusion Dilmos, Pieke Bergmans , photo credits@emilio.tremolada
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ITALIA Richness in Colours and Materials / Patterns 1. Mirabilia Wallpaper, Alissa+Nienke, photo credits@hiromi.oruga 2. X-patterned yellow cabinet, Magenta workshop, photo credits@magenta.workshop 30 3. Floor Patterns, Magenta at Residenze Litta, photo credits@magenta 4. Doppler coffee table, Giuseppe Viganò for Bonaldo, photo credits@bonaldo 5. Earth wind fire, set detail, Bonaldo, photo credits@bonaldo 6. Melange patterns, Nani Marquina, photo credits@nani.marquina 7. Pætchwork tiles collection, Piero Lissoni for Cotto, photo credits@archiproducts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 May 2015Report / Milan Design Week
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