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Apr 19 2019

Milan Design Week: Visiting Chandigarh, Pierre Jeanneret and Cassina…

Pierre Jeanneret’s furniture has been an important fixture of the Cassina collection for many years, part of the ranges he developed in collaboration with his cousin Le Corbusier and designer Charlotte Perriand. For Cassina to explore Jeanneret’s designs further says everything about the passion the Cassina Research and Development Centre puts into every project. Their interest in the heritage of the furniture Jeanneret designed for the Capitol Complex in Chandigarh arose from the Cassina’s need to complete its knowledge of the work of the three greats of Modernism: Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand
Apr 19 2019

Milan Design Week: Visiting Chandigarh, Pierre Jeanneret and Cassina…

Pierre Jeanneret’s furniture has been an important fixture of the Cassina collection for many years, part of the ranges he developed in collaboration with his cousin Le Corbusier and designer Charlotte Perriand. For Cassina to explore Jeanneret’s designs further says everything about the passion the Cassina Research and Development Centre puts into every project. Their interest in the heritage of the furniture Jeanneret designed for the Capitol Complex in Chandigarh arose from the Cassina’s need to complete its knowledge of the work of the three greats of Modernism: Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand

It is day three and all eyes are on Cassina. more space heads to the Sala delle Colonne on Via Durini. located at the back of the Cassina showroom where the Chandigarh Project in tribute to the architect, designer and town planner Pierre Jeanneret has been unveiled. While next door, an installation by art director Patricia Urquiola The ‘Cassina Perspective’ is an eye-popping panorama of colours, textures, and products, from modern icons to new innovations, that reveals the depth of the Cassina collection and the breadth of their research.

Written By
Christina Paraskeva
cassinaFurnitureInteriors
Apr 12 2019

Note Design Studio champions closed-loop sustainability with Formations installation

Stockholm-based Note Design Studio worked with the brand to design the colours and patterns of the material, and then designed the Milan installation to show some of the many ways it can be used. The result is a room filled with 24 towering columns, featuring colourful speckled surfaces and topped with an assortment of 3D shapes.
Apr 12 2019

Note Design Studio champions closed-loop sustainability with Formations installation

Stockholm-based Note Design Studio worked with the brand to design the colours and patterns of the material, and then designed the Milan installation to show some of the many ways it can be used. The result is a room filled with 24 towering columns, featuring colourful speckled surfaces and topped with an assortment of 3D shapes.

Note Design Studio has installed geometric totem poles inside a historic Milanese building to showcase the potential of Tarkett’s IQ Surface, a new material that can be continuously recycled. Located in Circolo Filologico for the duration of Milan design week, Formations is an exhibition of the latest product from vinyl flooring manufacturer Tarkett. IQ Surface is a durable material that can cover angular and curved forms. It is produced using recycled materials, and can be recycled by Tarkett when it is no longer in use. Formations is on show at Circolo Filologico until 14 April, as part of Milan design week. It is furnished with products by Magis.

Written By
Christina Paraskeva
InstallationMagisMilan Design Week
Apr 12 2019

Design Holding makes Salone del Mobile debut with “probably the biggest” stand ever at the fair

Design Holding brings together Italian furniture brand B&B Italia and lighting company Flos with Danish lighting firm Louis Poulsen.
Apr 12 2019

Design Holding makes Salone del Mobile debut with “probably the biggest” stand ever at the fair

Design Holding brings together Italian furniture brand B&B Italia and lighting company Flos with Danish lighting firm Louis Poulsen.

In a vast space housing 24 columns located in Circolo Filologico, Design Holdings makes a noticeable debut at Milan’s Salone del Mobile.

The space exhibits a revolutionary new product from Vinyl floor manufacturers Tarkett. This durable material, IQ surface has the advantage of being 100% recyclable. When worn or no longer required, it may be returned to the manufacturers who will recycle and extend its lifespan.

Written By
Christina Paraskeva
B&B ItaliaFlosLouis PoulsenMilan Design Week

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