Interiors
Kora kitchen by Antonio Citterio for Arclinea
The island moves beyond rigid orthogonality, opening into rounded corners and continuous, welcoming forms. Surfaces flow with ease, offering more fluid and intuitive ways of inhabiting the space. The doors and handles define a distinctive signature, where technical precision and aesthetic clarity converge, contributing to a cohesive reading of the whole.
The island moves beyond rigid orthogonality, opening into rounded corners and continuous, welcoming forms. Surfaces flow with ease, offering more fluid and intuitive ways of inhabiting the space. The doors and handles define a distinctive signature, where technical precision and aesthetic clarity converge, contributing to a cohesive reading of the whole.
Maritime Chic designed by Kardami Maria Design Studio
Maritime Chic designed by Kardami Maria Design Studio
Corporate Gallore in the Southern suburbs of Athens by Kardami Maria Design Studio.
Majestic, yet functional and precise in all of its forms. The latest project by Kardami Maria Design Studio reflects how corporate can be efficient, chic, modern and yet so timeless and thoughtful throughout.
Corporate Gallore in the Southern suburbs of Athens by Kardami Maria Design Studio.
Majestic, yet functional and precise in all of its forms. The latest project by Kardami Maria Design Studio reflects how corporate can be efficient, chic, modern and yet so timeless and thoughtful throughout.
B&B Italia Returns to Salone del Mobile 2026 After 25 Years
B&B Italia Returns to Salone del Mobile 2026 After 25 Years
B&B Italia returns to Salone del Mobile 2026 after twenty-five years, presenting a new direction shaped through products, collaborations, and collection developments. The brand introduces work by Ronan Bouroullec and Jasper Morrison, alongside contributions from Antonio Citterio, Vincent Van Duysen, and Michael Anastassiades. The presentation also includes the reissue of Richard Sapper’s Nena armchair and a limited edition of Luigi Caccia Dominioni’s Catilina chairs.
B&B Italia returns to Salone del Mobile 2026 after twenty-five years, presenting a new direction shaped through products, collaborations, and collection developments. The brand introduces work by Ronan Bouroullec and Jasper Morrison, alongside contributions from Antonio Citterio, Vincent Van Duysen, and Michael Anastassiades. The presentation also includes the reissue of Richard Sapper’s Nena armchair and a limited edition of Luigi Caccia Dominioni’s Catilina chairs.




