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Known for creating transformative experiences for some of the world’s most valuable brands, the multidisciplinary firm Rapt Studio works at the at the intersection of spatial experience and cultural connection. On the occasion of the Milan Design Week 2024 they celebrate vintage objects as a catalyst for connection and communication.
Sage, mint, light blue, yellow, pink, apricot, lilac and many more: an explosion of freshness and vibrancy to welcome back Spring. Let's discover together how to match pastel colors in our homes, from the most classic to the most eclectic styles, embracing as always our "500 years of design in a click!"
In the vast world of interior design, we are recently witnessing an exciting revival of Chinese antiques and silk painting in particular, a revival that goes far beyond the pages of history and elegantly insinuates itself into our living spaces. This age-old art form, which has its roots in ancient China, has also won the hearts of modern design enthusiasts looking for a touch of sophistication and tradition in their homes.
Few pieces of furniture evoke a sense of nostalgia and vintage charm like a corner cabinet. This multitasking element, both space optimizer and decorative piece, has been an iconic feature of homes around the world through different ages, and its popularity continues to grow. Let's explore the history of corner furniture and its use today.
Once again this year from Sept. 30 to Oct. 8, Fiere di Parma welcomes lovers of modern antiques, vintage and antiques for the unmissable appointment with Mercanteinfiera, a unique opportunity for professionals and enthusiasts of the sector to discover treasures from another era.
In many ways, 20th century design was a pioneer of contemporary living, imagining furnishings and modular systems that incorporated multiple functions: a style with playful implications, suitable for even the smallest spaces, which returns to fascinate the most imaginative collectors and interior designers. Check out some curious examples of multipurpose furnishings!
Rethink, reduce, reuse, repair, redesign and, only in the end, recycle are practical actions that activate circular economy models potentially applicable to all productive sectors but above all actions that we, individuals, can adopt, in our daily lives, by thinking about solutions that avoid the creation of waste.
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