Iconic debuts and immersive installations on domestic rituals marked IKEA’s presence in Milan
Milan Design Week has long been IKEA’s preferred stage for stepping outside the showroom and into something altogether more experiential. […]
A fictional home, carved in stone, beneath a Brera Garden
Entering the spaces of Via Cernaia 1, where Margraf and Hannes Peer showcased their work together, you enter a space […]
Playrise: giving refugee children the right to play
Worldwide, 48 million children are displaced due to conflict and war, according to UNICEF. Meanwhile, the UNHCR says that 52% […]
ZEUGMA: The hyperbaric chamber that was designed to feel like a space capsule
Most people have never heard of hyperbaric oxygen therapy — until they suddenly need it. Used across wellness centers, elite […]
Infiniti and Nichetto redefine the monobloc chair with Linnéa
Lightweight and affordable, the monobloc plastic chair is one of the most common household items and, since the 1960s, has […]
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Jusoor Design Collections lands in Milan, framing Saudi Design as a practice of exchange
Five Saudi designers, three international collaborations, one room at Pinacoteca di Brera during a week when every courtyard in Milan […]
Daikan presents Flux Table, a material exploration of metal
The Japanese company Daikan returns to Milan Design Week 2026 with a sensory experience celebrating the meeting between technical innovation […]
Deep roots, new directions: Design Continuum of Villeroy & Boch and Ideal Standard at Fuorisalone
Milan Design Week offers something most industry contexts don’t: the space to slow down and make an argument. Villeroy & […]
The Mimmik tile: growing architecture from bacteria
For more than two centuries, making cement has meant burning: burning limestone at furnaces that reach well over 1000° C, […]
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