NUTA chair by Gaber wins the IF Award 2021
After winning at the Red Dot Award 2021, Gaber wins another award, the IF Award
8 June 2021
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After winning at the Red Dot Award 2021, Gaber wins another award, the IF Award
The Italian companies in the ADI Design Index 2020, including 239 products and projects ADI
Circuito Lombardo Musei Design organizes three days of meetings and events entitled “I luoghi del
Taktik design creates a a new schoolyard for Collège Saint-Paul in Varennes, Canada, for outdoor
The ideal partner for furniture stores and the platform to sell and buy second-hand design
Flou enriches its home collection with a textile collection recalling all the chromatic nuances and
On May 25, 2021 the new ADI Design Museum, displaying the recipients of the Compasso
Venice Design Biennial 2021: Design As Self-Portrait In other circumstances, the third edition of the
Scavolini and designer Vittore Niolu have teamed up to create the new Formalia collection, a
Iron Sistemi presents its first collection of above ground swimming pools, a perfect balance between
Hortensia, the blooming armchair that tells a story The Hortensia armchair has an interesting story.
Demetrio Paparoni, art critic, talks about marble and its potential to be shaped differently Authentic
Or rather, Stefano Boeri will be the curator of a special event, which will not
Gaber wins the Red Dot Award 2021 with Artesia, a chair with an innovative and
Signature Kitchen Suite launches a competition for architects and architecture students dedicated to the new
Antonio Rodriguez, designer, talks about the naturalness of marble Authentic Natural Stone is a living
The new LenzWerk Monaco showroom hosts the excellences of German design for tailor-made interior design
At Milano Design City – April 2021, Gallotti & Radice presented the new collection The
The new Foil single-lever tap by Cristina Rubinetterie challenges the laws of nature Foil, the
Salone del Mobile.Milano will be held as planned from 5 to 10 September 2021 Until
Garden Dreaming is the exhibition that explores the role of nature in Singapore, a green
