At Salone del Mobile fair 2012 Something Good presented “Edition of 9″, an exhibition of products conceived and developed thanks to the meeting of contemporary design and artisanal traditions and production.

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With the darkness as a backdrop, series “Neo3″ evokes styles such as art nouveau, cubism and rondocubism typical of the Czezh Republic, the country of origin of Svetlana Kozhenova. Instead “Cassiope Lamp” by Max Sauze is an intricate labyrinth of folded aluminum, in which light is dimly reflected, like a Northern twilight.

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The ancient Chinese culture is an unexplored territory when it comes to design. HAN Gallery has selected a group of designers to retrieve that cultural baggage through contemporary projects.

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A game of filters and tones. “Filter Light” by Matteo Zorzenoni is a table lamp composed of two pieces of smoked glass and a lacquered base. “Aurelia” by Qis Design resembles a translucent jellyfish that comes alive thanks to the LED illumination and plankton inspired hues.

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Israel is a young country, absent from the world map of industrial design and with a modest artisanal past. This is what spurred collective TLV Express to get their hands dirty and self-produce.

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In 2002 Rossana Orlandi transforms a former tie factory in Milan into the hippest destination in International design. A space dedicated to giving visibility to unique pieces and limited editions by emerging and established designers and artists. Among these, Piet Hein Eek, Tom Dixon, Maarten Baas, Nacho Carbonell, Italians Formafantasma, Massimiliano Adami, Manuela Crotti, Riccardo Dalisi and many, many more, all selected by Rossana.
The space includes a shop, a design gallery and restaurant Pane e acqua. A wide courtyard welcomes you with its warm atmosphere, a living room in constant evolution in which to meet, confront, design and embark on an emotional adventure in contemporary design. To guide us on this trip is the lady of this house in via Bandello 14/16, in Milan.

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“Journey” by Brabbu is inspired by the chrysalis. You feel as if enveloped in a nest of embraces and ready for metamorphosis. The chair by Ifeanyi Oganwu, founder of Expand Design, rather resembles a butterfly that has already mutated form. You can tell by the hyper-technological materials it’s made of.

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