Among ancient olive trees, pergolas and patios frame a set of bespoke interiors. In Southern Italy, this “contemporary masseria” reinterprets vernacular architecture against the backdrop of the Mediterranean countryside.
From a compact home in a shipping container to totemic sculptures 3D-printed from reclaimed marine plastic, Genova Design Week 2026 explored the theme Equilibrium through a thoughtful programme of sustainable installations.
From a five-day fair stand in Milan to a permanent architecture. The QuadroDesign booth by Giacomo Moor is set to provide toilet facilities alongside a coal market in Africa.
Open House Milano 2026: Explore where Milan’s ideas take shape, from architecture offices, co-working spaces and designers’ homes.
ALMA WATER transformed Milan’s Cavallerizze into a maternal embrace of billowing fabric, resonant drums, and the eternal rhythm of the sea.
Repubblica del Design presents 100 Things Not to Forget, an exhibition that repurposes World War II shelters as contemporary cultural spaces.
Artisia, the world’s first 3D-printed pasta, debuts at Milan Design Week with Edible Reveries, an exhibition by Studio Yellowdot where you can lounge on pasta-inspired furniture and savour hand-crafted, algorithmically designed finger food.
Underground breakfasts, designer listening bars, Swedish food markets, and joyful champagne installations. The ultimate Milan Design Week guide for foodies.
The famed Milanese gallerist tasked Patricia Urquiola, Maarten Baas, Kiki van Eijk, and more with creating statement doors that respond to the issues of our time.
From Polish Modernism to Uzbek crafts, US White House interiors, unconventional chopsticks and 3D-printed pasta. Gear up for Milan Design Week 2026.
The festival that put a Milanese district on the map is reinventing itself. Before it does, Isola Design Festival 2026 delivers one final, unmissable edition — our pick of the best.
From Hungarian crafts to floral installations and an ode to motherhood. With the ‘Qualia of Things’ theme, 5Vie celebrates emotion over function.
Mindfulness, taste and club culture collide at Milan’s Porta Venezia Design District, proving that design is very much an act.
The ‘Inverse Ruin’ installation reimagines an ancient temple from the top down as a floating structure — and reframes the way we look at ruins altogether.
Inspired by the simple gesture of unrolling a carpet, Roll is a rug-turned-seat suspended between function and sculpture.
The WHITE OUT exhibition at Triennale Milano explores how design has shaped the evolution of winter sports—and how winter sports, in turn, have driven innovation in design.
Drawing inspiration from the sun and the genius of Leonardo da Vinci, the Winter Olympics’ cauldrons expand and contract, sparking a captivating dialogue between light, form, and the Games’ spirit.
Unveiled at Maison & Objet, Seletti’s new lamp marks 75 years of the legendary BIC Cristal pen, showing how design icons “can be reborn to illuminate our homes.”
From fluo Bohemian glassware to Ibizan underwood crafted in resin… The Tabula Rara exhibition in Milan reminds us that design truly comes alive when shared.
Italian brand Artisia digitally crafts handmade pasta for jaw-dropping finger food. Have a merry – and 3D-printed – Christmas gourmet party!
From a temporary urban pavilion to an Alpine bivouac. This architecture stores energy and harvests water, bringing together digital fabrication and landscape sensitivity.
Milan Winter Olympic Village by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill balances architectural ambition with civic purpose, weaving together new homes, revitalised heritage structures, and generous green public spaces. After the athletes fly home, the new complex is set to welcome students in time for the next academic year.
Inspired by Italian avant-garde design, the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics medals celebrate unity and collective achievement.
Mediterranean nomad living units, volcanic stone architectures and a stylised Noah’s ark playground. Seven CULT installations in the southern Italian city.
EDIT Napoli 2025 celebrates independent design, blending heritage and craftsmanship with a fresh wave of contemporary creativity.
Ceramic walls that come alive as screens, concrete lighter than you’d expect, and chemistry that makes tiles tactile—or even saves water. These surface design innovations will surprise you.
Pulviscular patterns, mineral textures, and bold geometries define these eight bathroom design collections, shaping spaces with elegance and functionality.
At Cersaie 2025, walls become storytellers, tiles highlight tactility, and surfaces reimagine tradition with a contemporary edge.
The Nativo washbasin sparkles with Alessandro Mendini’s pulviscular dots in a poetic re-edition by Azzurra Ceramica.
A pool with red-and-white checkerboard tiles inspired by Sicilian traditional kitchens, luxury suites and ‘glamping’ cottages with sweeping views across the Val di Noto, designer furniture, and a vibrant cafe. At Braccialieri, every detail is a celebration of place. It’s where fashion, design, and Sicilian culture come together—not just to impress, but to welcome you home.
