Lancia TrendVisions, Carwan Gallery
Carwan Gallery returns to Fuori Salone with “Contemporary perspectives in Middle Eastern crafts”. A collection of furniture and objects created through the interaction of 9 emerging designers with 9 Middle Eastern artisans.
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Lancia TrendVisions, Anrealage, F/W 12, “Time”
Before leaving they put on their helmets, like any good space travelling model would. And the signs of the voyage are visible on the clothes. Anrealage’s F/W 2012 collection “Time” is a creative trip into the last 40 years of fashion.
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Slamp wins the Red Dot Award with “Veli”
More than 14 thousand candidates compete for the Red Dot Award, a sought-after International design award since 1955. This year’s winner in the category of product design is Slamp with lamp “Veli”, designed in 2010 by Adriano Rachele.
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Lancia TrendVisions, Up&More!
The use of paper in lighting is not so surprising. Not as much as the beauty of the luminous tutu that surmounts “Paper Floor Lamp” by Hettler Tüllmann. Another strong emotion is evoked by the material (Styrofoam) used by Guy Mishaly for his “Boya”. Which lamp will light up your world?
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Lancia TrendVisions, “Faces” by Miller Goodman
Zoe Miller and David Goodman make toys for kids. And also books published by Tate. One of these, called “Faces”, was the inspiration for an exhibition of “totems” made with salvaged pieces displayed at the Rossana Orlandi Space.
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Lancia TrendVisions, interview with designer Piet Hein Eek
When we ask him to show us an object that represents his philosophy as a designer, Piet has no doubts. “The material is the most important element of every project”, he explains as he shows us a small wooden box with a closing mechanism on the side. “If you treat it well in some way it will reciprocate your affection”.
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Lancia TrendVisions, Heavy Machine Shoes
Strong lines, determined and sharp, resembling industrial machine structures. As well as the deconstructivism of Frank Gehry. Heavy Machine’s shoes are contemporary totems on heels. Tools for seduction that are finally comfortable.
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Lancia TrendVisions, Padiglione Italia
PadiglioneItalia takes its cue from the big metropolitan areas to trace a map of Italian design. Hubs that are open to the world, communicating flows of ideas with the outskirts. But it also reveals a more complex, and curious atlas.
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Lancia TrendVisions, Up&More
Designer Sebastian Herkner presented “Bell Table” at Salone del Mobile in Milan. Blown glass and brass are combined to create a transparency gradient. Thomas Bentzen does not admit shading in his colors. “Around”, inspired by the Scandinavian masters of design, is 100% uniform.
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Lancia TrendVisions – Renato Cerisola, the garden of Monet
A project that was finished ahead of schedule and a rented photo camera to be delivered back at the airport in the evening. Renato returns to France, precisely Giverny, in the Japanese garden where Monet painted his famous lilies.
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