JŌMON: Noe Kuremoto’s crafts celebrate the joy and hardships of motherhood

Rooted in JŌMON Japanese rituals, Kuremoto’s cracked and imperfect vessels hold what no words quite can: the full, unfiltered complexity of becoming a mother.

Rooted in JŌMON Japanese rituals, Kuremoto’s cracked and imperfect vessels hold what no words quite can: the full, unfiltered complexity of becoming a mother.

“It has never been so difficult to be in Milan,” shares Lebanese designer Richard Yasmine, whose Vessels of the Intangible collection was crafted with local artisans amid conflict.

From Polish Modernism to Uzbek crafts, US White House interiors, unconventional chopsticks and 3D-printed pasta. Gear up for Milan Design Week 2026.

From Hungarian crafts to floral installations and an ode to motherhood. With the ‘Qualia of Things’ theme, 5Vie celebrates emotion over function.

Sara Ricciardi’s interactive installation is inspired by the miraculous metamorphosis from chrysalis to butterfly. A poetic invitation to embrace inner change and self-transformation.

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.

A temporary design bar exploring the landscapes of Italian food culture, a digital detox oasis, ceramic ateliers and mesmerising luminaries in historic cloisters. Discover unexpected ‘invisible harmonies’ in Milan city centre.

The joy of sharing a meal took centre stage in Milan. We selected ten convivial table design installations, projects, and exhibitions.

Optimistic upcycled furniture, interactive furniture duets, a radical sofa dispensing kisses, and more. 5Vie Design District 2024 explored the collaborative spirit of design.

With the elegance and quiet urgency of an hourglass, Nifemi Marcus-Bello’s piece dignifies the memory of those who make the treacherous, often deadly journey across the Mediterranean Sea.

Sara Ricciardi invites you to walk ‘Under the Willow Tree’ to embrace the soothing spirit of Nature.

With the Indian Tiny Mega Store project, Gunjan Gupta brings to Milan the ambiance, perfumes and colours of typical Indian supermarkets.

Kitchen accessories manufacturer Elica and Japanese studio We+ evoke air and warmth with the ‘StraordinAria’ installation nestled in a stunning Baroque courtyard in Milan.

Are you ready for the most influential event on Design Planet? Archipanic rounds up the must-visit destinations of Milan Design Week 2024.

Humanistic, human-centred, and focused on people’s connections. This is what 5Vie Design District is about. We talked with the organisers about the founding values of this edition. Check what we liked the most.

This is going to be a very long post. Archipanic’s founder and editor-in-chief Enrico Zilli mapped Milan Design Week 2023 top destinations. Buckle your belts for design on a roller coaster, a serendipitous marathon of creativity for people with comfy shoes.

The AS IT IS – EQUILIBRIUM FLOWER exhibition features a field of delicate textile vessels highlighting the harmony between man-made and nature.

With ‘Little Monsters Scary Beasts,’ Nadja Zerunian presents design and craft projects supporting artisans from Serbia, Albania, Hungary and Romania.

The WOVEN WHISPERS exhibition by Richard Yasmine is a praise of craftsmanship and a proclamation to preserve nearly extinct crafts while exploring the relationship between the East and the West.

Lighting designs inspired by Brutalist churches and temples, a virtuous Babel tower, volcanic rock lightings, anamorphic murales and a design gin garden. The best of Milan Design Week 2022 is on Archipanic.

With the exhibition IL VISO DEL MONDO at Milan Design Week, Richard Yasmine explores the power of the face and its importance as the greatest human organ of emotion.

Classic geometries and minimal contemporary aesthetics blend in Richard Yasmine’s ‘Flowing Fragments’ design collection made from upcycled sedimentary and basaltic stones.

Milano Design City 2021: the world’s design capital hosts a phygital week with product launches, installations, archi-walks, virtual talks, and exhibitions.

If you bumped into a very Instagram friendly installation inviting you to disconnect, would you be able to explore it or would you manage to resist from sharing it on social media? With the NO SIGNAL ZONE installation, Sara Ricciardi challenged the “To Selfie or Not To Selfie” dilemma.

Fuorisalone 2020: in April and from 15 to 21 June the Milan Design Week diffused festival extend its influence digitally with ‘Fuorisalone TV’ and ‘Fuorisalone Meets’ virtual platforms as well as special e-fairs dedicated to Chinese and Japanese design.

Rossana Orlandi’s ‘Guiltless Plastic’ project, Google smart installation exploring the psychology of design, a new creative district hosting the very first Republic of Design and more… The very best of Fuorisalone 2019 is on Archipanic!

Recycled stools re-shaped by random salt crystallization, animal-free paper and silk clothes which harm no butterfly. Vegan design is possible, says Israeli designer Erez Nevi Pana.