The name is an homage to the traditional radiator; however, its material is aluminum, lighter, recyclable and high-performing. In a sneak peek for the Salone del Mobile 2022, this radiator takes a cue from the past and reinterprets a retro look with refinement and high performance.
For even more contemporary appeal, Marazzi is introducing a new format in the Lume collection with 6×24 cm tiles in four brand-new bright colors: Off White, Beige, Pink, Turquoise, Forest China get added to the already-existing White, Black, Green, Blue, Musk and Greige.
With teak furniture, wide seating, white cushions and clean and timeless lines, the living room moves outdoors and dusts off the aesthetic canons of outdoor furniture in order to create a relaxing and classic atmosphere.
With a glossy monolith which seems to float in mid-air in the center of the room, this kitchen island plays with a suspended equilibrium of bold, quasi-ethereal and light volumes which provide a surprising effect.
The Salone del Mobile 2022 is coming up and the sector’s companies have already begun to introduce next season’s new releases. Oluce, the most historic Italian lighting design company still in business, is no exception and wanted to pay homage to the designer Giuseppe Ostuni with a new release/reissue from the 1960s.
Inspired by classic pallets, these platforms become the ideal foundations for creating a practical and chic outdoor lounge. The padded seating, which look like soft and freestanding monoliths, get arranged on platforms in teak slats with a metal base.
From the office to the bedroom, the keyword has become biophilic design. The latest trend in furniture and architecture looks to nature not only as a decorative element, but a genuine constructive element and source of wellbeing.
Iconic, timeless, enchanting and constantly more sustainable, the Le Bambole designed by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia are celebrating their 50th birthday in a revamped outfit. With the same design but with new features, this time it is even more comfortable and eco-friendly.
The desk in the center of the room is an iconic piece from the 1950s, and yet it seems like it was designed today with its small colorful compartments and its rigorous and minimalist line.
The stylist Alessandra Facchinetti is sending us an implicit invitation to ease into the day with her Circle tableware collection which she designed for Editions Milano. It provides us with a way to enjoy the early morning ritual (but also a coffee break or tea with friends) and “complete the circle” in an impeccable balance of form and elegance.