Furniture, textiles, graphic design, and more. Inspiring projects from around the globe.
Roche Bobois translates Pedro Almodovar and Rossy De Palma’s flamboyant visual universe into colourful collections inspired by iconic movies such as Volver and Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown.
The ‘Romantic Brutalism’ exhibition in Milan brings together 24 Polish designers who present crafts and collectable designs that connect their country’s history to the present day.
The Prison Times exhibition and publication explore the environments of detention centres through an architecture and design lens.
From a rainwater collecting tower to a garment that adapts to climate extremes, Benjamin Hubert’s LAYER studio unveils visionary crafts tackling global challenges at the 101010 Milan exhibition.
Salone del Mobile presents Mother, a poetic installation by acclaimed light artist Robert Wilson in dialogue with Michelangelo’s Pietà Rondanini at Castello Sforzesco.
The Library of Light is an 18-metre diameter revolving cylindrical sculpture formed of illuminated bookshelves containing over 3,000 volumes.
The best exhibitions at Fuorisalone 2025: a rotating library of light, designer funeral urns, romantic brutalism, and fantastic animals.
Skyrocketing rents vs students-friendly campsites and a fancy bar in a venue reclaimed by locals. How truly inclusive is Milan Design Week?
Modernist villas, cinematic homes and Mediterranean apartments. We selected eight must-visit design apartments in Milan.
Check out our guide to the best of Milan Design Week 2025! From April 7 to 13, the world’s most influential design event injects creativity into historic courtyards, hidden gardens, former factories, forgotten greenhouses, and stunning palazzos.
From pop aesthetics to research projects and outdoor furniture. Tortona Rock 2025 thrives with unconstrained creativity during Milan Design Week.
Playful lamps, quirky recycled seats, artificial anemones, and an ode to MDF. Crafts and Technology Blur at Isola Design Festival 2025.
“Younger collectors are particularly drawn to authenticity, personal narratives, and the deep artistic investment behind each piece,” Collect fair’s director Isobel Dennis told Archipanic in this exclusive interview.
Check out what we liked the most at the Collectible Fair 2025: luminaries inspired by ancestral piled-stone monuments, a tongue-in-cheek ‘poodle’ armchair mixing Jeff Koons’ sculptures with Bauhaus, and more.
With the ‘Uprooted’ exhibition and collection, Spanish designer Jorge Penadés explores olive wood’s design potential, valuing deep material research over industrial standardisation.
For the Oro Blanco exhibition, textile designers Inés Sistiaga and Regina Dejiménez joined forces with Wool4Life to create a capsule collection and an architectural installation crafted from wool from different species of native Spanish sheep, some of which are at risk of extinction.
Collect 2025: a jewellery collection honouring the resilient spirit of women fighting breast cancer, a furniture design collection exploring the subterranean realm of fungi, and more.
Madrid Design Festival 2025: furniture made from upcycled olive roots, textiles rethinking wool production and mesmerising lighting designs.
Check out what we liked the most at NOMAD Saint Moritz 2025: from William Kentridge’s black alphabet of bronze statues to Nacho Carbonell’s lighting designs and more.
Design House Stockholm launches Lisa Larson’s Yoga collection of sculptures that merge art, design, and philosophy.
Stockholm 2025 design collections: From modular sofa systems to geometric glassware, 3D-printed table lamps inspired by gelato, and more.
P.Y.R. celebrates simplicity and challenges the boundaries between what is yours and what is mine. “How do we protect the original in a time where copying or ‘strongly inspired by’ has become the norm?”
Courmayeur Design Week End 2025: A new format for bringing architects and designers together through exhibitions, talks, and sports competitions.
Bold female designers dare at the RECLAIM! showcase. Because “the new Swedish aesthetics are genderless, sexy, and loud!”
For the Special Effects exhibition, the Scottish designer bent, dyed, and finished the material to craft sculptural pieces.
In Stockholm, concept design bars blend sustainability and material innovation. One is built entirely out of paper, another doubles as an inspirational materials bank, and the third combines form with function.
The tariffs President Trump wants to impose on European imports are causing sleepless nights in Milan.
Stockholm Design Week 2025: a breathing textile installation glowing in the dark, recycled pieces with a punk attitude and a flower shop design takeover.
From ‘paper bars’ to plastic perspectives and a celebration of the hands behind craftsmanship, the best of Stockholm Furniture Fair 2025 is on Archipanic!
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