To celebrate its 45th anniversary, Alias has released the Frame Chair limited edition, an exclusive re-edition of the iconic project by Alberto Meda.
To celebrate its 45th anniversary, Alias has released the Frame Chair limited edition, an exclusive re-edition of the iconic project by Alberto Meda.
In an era defined by hyper-connectivity and screen time, intentional technology is becoming a more and more popular approach to design.
The Pantone Color Institute has chosen Mocha Mousse as the color of the year 2025, a warm, enveloping shade of brown that promises to transform interiors into cozy, sophisticated spaces.
The young but already established carpet brand NODUS celebrates a significant milestone: 15 years in business. This is not a simple anniversary, but an opportunity to reflect on a journey that has redefined the art of weaving…
To celebrates it 45th anniversary, Alias has decided to provide an ironic and artistic take on some of its most famous icons, including the Spaghetti Chair, the first chair ever to be produced by the company
After two years, the prestigious Compasso d’Oro ADI returns to celebrate the excellence of Italian design. This year, the event holds a special significance as it marks the 70th anniversary of its first edition, conceived by Gio Ponti in 1954.
In a compelling blend of art, sculpture, and installation, the talented photographer Alecio Ferrari and Studio Testo have taken on the arduous task of reinterpreting eight iconic pieces from the renowned furniture brand, Alias design.
Peach Fuzz is the colour of 2024! Once again this year, the Pantone Colour Institute has selected the trend-setting colour that best represents our present moment, embodying the contemporary spirit and the quest for aesthetic harmony.
Riflessi has made a groundbreaking innovation in the interior design sector with its brand-new table with a built-in induction hob.
Riflessi has always prided itself on being 100% Made In Italy in design, technology and production in order to offer a line of world-class furniture. So, we know where its furniture is made; but when you come across a designer product with such intriguing materials like the ones found in Riflessi’s collections, the question then arises: how is it made?