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Matteo Thun
Milano, Italy

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Matteo Thun

Matteo Thun & Partners

Via Appiani 9
20121 Milano
Italy

T: +39 02 655691
F: +39 02 6570646

www.matteothun.com
info@matteothun.com

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STYLEPARK PLANK

Architecture to sit on

by Anna Moldenhauer |

With ‘Theo’, Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana bring the folding chair into the present day. Crafted from high-quality oak, its understated folding mechanism and precisely crafted design offer stylish flexibility for both residential and commercial spaces.

DESIGN

Cleanly folded

Stylepark is raffling off the high-quality “Theo” folding chair by Plank, made of solid oak and molded oak-veneered plywood, in the color of your choice.

FEATURED

The stage is set!

Object Carpet floor coverings characterise the ‘Meeting Suites by Bene’ in Vienna with their diverse structures, colours and textures. Creative, robust and environmentally conscious, they provide the ideal basis for a modern working environment.
DESTINATIONS

Genius Loci at Lake Chiemsee

by Sandra Hofmeister |

Regional Alpine tradition and international design: in the new Chiemgauhof Lakeside Retreat by Matteo Thun & Partners, both elements combine to create a skilful blend that makes the hotel unique.
AWARD NOMINATION

Staying in the Loop

Barefoot on plastic? It can surprisingly be both comfortable and stylish! “Mediterraneo”, the new and first carpet collection by Object Carpet for indoor as well as outdoor use, is visually reminiscent of rattan, is robust, and yet amazingly soft to the touch.
REVIEW – SALONE DEL MOBILE & MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2023

Back to the future

by Anna Moldenhauer |

What does a trade fair like the Salone del Mobile.Milano currently need in order to inspire companies and guests alike? With which concepts do the creatives of Milan Design Week react to the structural changes that the industry has undergone in the last four years? Our Review.
REVIEW – SALONE DEL MOBILE & MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2022

On the center lane

by Anna Moldenhauer |

Salone del Mobile and the Milan Design Week took place on June 7-12, 2022. What trends, contrasts and issues did the international event highlight? Our review.
DESIGN

Gloster 2021: FRESCO

With "Fresco", Matteo Thun has designed an outdoor collection for Gloster that brings back the light elegance of Italian design from the 1960s.
FAIRS & EVENTS

By the water every day

by Anna Moldenhauer |

At ISH 2019, visitors can immerse themselves in oases of well-being that offer a spa experience for all the senses. This also includes tools that provide pleasant support for the daily ritual in the bathroom.

MAGAZINE

The kitchen is a blissful place – imm Cologne Part 3

by Thomas Edelmann |

The imm cologne furniture fair is currently making a comeback, not just thanks to efforts being made to once again provide dedicated labels and manufacturers with a sophisticated platform, but also because of its grand new kitchen show, "Living Kitchen". While experienced trade fair visitors may have wondered what the name referred to ("the kitchen is alive" or perhaps "living the kitchen"?) one thing is clear: Kitchens are the new hot topic that electrifies professional visitors and the general public alike.
MAGAZINE

9/11 also destroyed design

Every morning I have my tea from a cup that he designed. The favourite hotel of a friend of mine originated in his work. Matteo Thun is undoubtedly one of the great designers of our time. For Parador, he created several floor designs. We talked with the architect about the tactile appeal of wood and the decline of design.
MAGAZINE

Sconfine range of luminaires by Matteo Thun

With the Sconfine range of luminaires produced in collaboration with the Italian designer Matteo Thun, Zumtobel presents a new series of wall, ceiling and pendent luminaires. Sconfine luminaires interact with light and the room itself to give the room a completely different appearance.
MAGAZINE

Reforming floors

Things are happening not only on the ground. The ground itself is also being reformed. Parador is presenting "Laminate Edition 1", projects by designers and architects Konstantin Grcic and Ben van Berkel destined to ensure that the material is no longer regarded as a cheap imitation.