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Tom Diyon
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INTERVIEWS

Freedom drives us on to greater things

Daniel von Bernstorff and Robert Volhard spoke to Carlo Urbinati, founder and managing director of Italian luminaire maker Foscarini: about emotions, freedom, inspiration, and the creative world behind the products.
STYLEPARK AXOR

If you have the choice ...

by Thomas Edelmann |

Individuality rules the world. Seldom before have we as individuals been offered greater opportunities to define our lives ourselves.

SALONE DEL MOBILE 2017

Showtime Fuorisalone!

by Martina Metzner |

We will once again take a walk through the most beautiful shows of the Fuorisalone.

SALONE DEL MOBILE 2017

Salone, viewed critically 02: The thirst for luxury and extravagance

by Thomas Wagner |

The current upper middle class loves opulent and exclusive things. That said, things are getting upgraded in far less lofty regions of the furniture world.

SALONE DEL MOBILE 2017

Novelties Salone del Mobile 2017

Whether paramecium, cable channel or agave trick: Take a look through the keyhole at the "upcoming stars" of the Salone del Mobile 2017.

FAIRS & EVENTS

What’s on the table

by Thomas Edelmann |

Demonstration item for materials makers, refined object for presentation purposes or a recipe for everyday life – at the moment, kitchens have as many purposes as they have appearances.
FAIRS & EVENTS

Light emotions

by Thomas Edelmann |

The Euroluce and the events accompanying it in Milan showed how light and luminaire makers are tackling the challenges of the electronic age: with a specific mixture in each case of tradition, technology, and private equity investors.
FAIRS & EVENTS

Clerics meet Matrizia

“An impure tongue does not taste; dulled senses only notice the sharpest stimuli, or they chew more than they feel.” – Johann Gottfried von Herder
FAIRS & EVENTS

Milan, the full Monty!

Given their sheer immensity, you need to plan your visit to the Salone and the Fuorisalone in Milan quite carefully. Find out below which events, places, shows and symposiums are the real musts.
FAIRS & EVENTS

In praise of Italianità

Members of the furniture industry will soon be flocking to Milan again to worship the novelties cult at the Salone. What can we expect? Or is the furniture fair merely the appetizer before the Expo?
FAIRS & EVENTS

Salone, Salone or Twelve Milan stories

Milan in the days of the Salone and Fuori Salone – is a hodgepodge of impressions, encounters and cameo stories. In terms of form and content, they are as different as, say, people, furniture, brands, and markets.
FAIRS & EVENTS

Tom Dixon: Welcome to the club

Tom Dixon has always felt at home in the world of bars and night-life. And now he’s bringing out his own special collection: “Club”, boasting luminaires, an armchair and bar accessories.
FAIRS & EVENTS

Colorful dishes, perfectly seasoned

by Martina Metzner |

Furniture design in a swirl of colors: At the imm cologne designers and manufacturers have dipped deep into pots of color and mixed up any number of great tones. We checked out what worlds of color are competing with each other.
DESIGN

Uncle Tom’s Jacket

by Martina Metzner |

For some time designers and architects have been making inroads into the world of fashion. Now Tom Dixon’s collection for Adidas is hitting the stores. High on garments, low on trend, and with bags that can be transformed into textile furniture.
MAGAZINE

Streamlined nomads – The Milan marathon part 2

And on we go. To make headway, we up the pace a little and cast a glance at fluorescent yellow shoes, peek into showrooms, inner courtyards, gardens and historical buildings.
FEATURED

Like a bit of brick? - Reiach and Hall administrative building in Scotland

For the new Dundee City Hall the pure "D71" coal-fired bricks by Petersen Tegl were chosen.

MAGAZINE

Research into green matters

by Nora Sobich |

Sustainable materials are becoming ever more numerous and varied and the demands for ecological quality ever greater: a snapshot of the state of play.