Milan News 2015 – Space Furniture Australia Edition

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SALONE INTERNAZIONALE DEL MOBILE 2015 MILAN NEWS INDUSTRIAL ZONES BECOME THE CANVAS FOR SOME AMAZING INSTALLATIONS 2015 MILAN FAIR SUMMARY Edra, Absolu by Francesco Binfaré Installation in Triennale This year marks the 10th Ventura Lambrate project Kartell, Piuma by Piero Lissoni Moooi’s installation titled ‘Unexpected Welcome’ featuring Rahi Rezvani’s artistic photography B&B Italia, Papilio Shell by Naoto Fukasawa Foscarini ‘Tunnel of Light’ installation in their Brera showroom Verpan, Easy by Verner Panton B&B Italia Outdoor, Fat by Patricia Urquiola Every second year it’s all eyes on lighting at Salone del Mobile. It’s an exciting time to visit Milan– especially when the back lanes and industrial zones become the canvas for amazing installations and this year was no exception. The standout shows and designers for 2015 included newcomers and familiar faces and made for an inspirational week. The focus for many brands was on product extensions, thinking about new materials, colours and forms, plus some influences from the past including Memphis with all its bright colours and quirky forms. The big news at Moooi was the Carpet collection. Big, bold, photorealistic prints from names such as Maison Christian Lacroix and Ross Lovegrove. B&B Italia introduced new family members including Papilio Shell, a lighter more adaptable version, plus the Husk in new versions and finishes. New from Antonio Citterio is the Charlotte chair which features a lightweight aluminium frame covered with raw-edged leather. At Zanotta, key pieces from the group’s back catalogue were reinterpreted in new fabrics and colours. Kartell launched bright vases, stools, and a lamp, by the late Ettore Sottsass, setting the Memphis tone for the brand. In the lighting pavilion, a standout was Roll & Hill, the bespoke US group launching a series of artful chandeliers and lights handmade in New York. But one of the most beautiful shows was Edra, where huge mirrored screens showed off pieces like the supremely comfortable Absolu Sofa by Francesco Binfaré which demonstrates the necessary commitment to years of R&D done by only the best of the best. SEE MORE AT MILAN.SPACEFURNITURE.COM Milan News 2015 Sydney 84 O’Riordan St Alexandria T 02 8339 7588 Melbourne 629 Church St Richmond T 03 9426 3000 Brisbane 10 James St Fortitude Valley T 07 3253 6000 Singapore, Kuala Lumpur spacefurniture.com

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Every second year it’s all eyes on lighting at Salone del Mobile. It’s an exciting time to visit Milan–especially when the back lanes and industrial zones become the canvas for amazing installations and this year was no exception. The standout shows and designers for 2015 included newcomers and familiar faces and made for an inspirational week. The focus for many brands was on product extensions, thinking about new materials, colours and forms, plus some influences from the past including Memphis with all its bright colours and quirky forms.

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SALONE INTERNAZIONALE DEL MOBILE 2015

MILAN NEWS

INDUSTRIAL ZONES BECOME THE CANVAS FOR SOME AMAZING INSTALLATIONS

2015MILAN FAIRSUMMARY

Edra, Absolu by Francesco Binfaré

Installation in Triennale

This year marks the 10th Ventura Lambrate project

Kartell, Piuma by Piero Lissoni

Moooi’s installation titled ‘Unexpected Welcome’ featuring Rahi Rezvani’s artistic photography

B&B Italia, Papilio Shell by Naoto Fukasawa

Foscarini ‘Tunnel of Light’ installation in their Brera showroom

Verpan, Easy by Verner Panton

B&B Italia Outdoor, Fat by Patricia Urquiola

Every second year it’s all eyes on lighting at Salone del Mobile. It’s an exciting time to visit Milan– especially when the back lanes and industrial zones become the canvas for amazing installations and this year was no exception.

The standout shows and designers for 2015 included newcomers and familiar faces and made for an inspirational week. The focus for many brands was on product extensions, thinking about new materials, colours and forms, plus some influences from the past including Memphis with all its bright colours and quirky forms.

The big news at Moooi was the Carpet collection. Big, bold, photorealistic prints from names such as Maison Christian Lacroix and Ross Lovegrove.

B&B Italia introduced new family members including Papilio Shell, a lighter more adaptable version, plus the Husk in new versions and finishes. New from Antonio Citterio is the Charlotte chair which features a lightweight aluminium frame covered with raw-edged leather.

At Zanotta, key pieces from the group’s back catalogue were reinterpreted in new fabrics and colours. Kartell launched bright vases, stools, and a lamp, by the late Ettore Sottsass, setting the Memphis tone for the brand.

In the lighting pavilion, a standout was Roll & Hill, the bespoke US group launching a series of artful chandeliers and lights handmade in New York.

But one of the most beautiful shows was Edra, where huge mirrored screens showed off pieces like the supremely comfortable Absolu Sofa by Francesco Binfaré which demonstrates the necessary commitment to years of R&D done by only the best of the best.

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Edra, Absolu by Francesco Binfaré

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Kartell goes Sottsass: A Tribute to Memphis

THERE WERE INFLUENCES FROM THE PAST INCLUDING MEMPHIS WITH ALL ITS BRIGHT COLOURS AND QUIRKY FORMS

Porro, Ellipse by Front

THE ART OF LIGHT

BY DAVID HARRISON

When light and design connect in just the right way it can be pure magic. At the Milan Furniture Fair this year, David Harrison took a look at some lighting designers who consistently redefine the genre.

Light is one of those things most of us take for granted - reaching for a light switch is so automatic that we have lost sight of its true magic. Artists, photographers and some designers see light differently, searching for it in unusual places and within interesting materials.

In Milan, Daniel Rybakken, Studio Drift and Ingo Maurer all showed at venues across the city. While each studio works very differently, they all pursue projects of varying scales, from small domestic fittings, to installations for galleries and special events.

Studio Drift is the Dutch design studio of Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta. Their work involves large-scale installations that respond to the duo’s fascination with nature and technology. What started out as an experiment on attaching the hairs of a dandelion to a battery-powered LED, has expanded into acclaimed site-specific lighting projects around the world.

Norwegian designer Daniel Rybakken has a preoccupation with conceptual lighting and a unique approach to architectural lighting. His latest design ‘Stochastic’, is a cascading chandelier of silvered glass spheres. A magical mix of mirror, light and sculptural form shows Rybakken’s preference for manipulating light rather than object creation.

An early pioneer of alternative lighting design, Ingo Maurer first came to fame in the mid-1960s and continues to explore witty lighting solutions using unexpected materials and everyday objects. In the past these have included everything from Campari bottles – ‘Campari Light’ – to smashed porcelain – ‘Porca Miseria!’. With technology moving on at break-neck speed, it is freethinking designers with a love of

1 ‘Colour’ by Daniel Rybakken (2010) plays with colour layering and graphic compositions, e15

2 ‘Stochastic’ by Daniel Rybakken3 Studio Drift’s ‘Fragile Future’ installation at Made by Brazilians

in the derelict Cidade Matarazzo hospital, São Paulo

WE WANT TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO SEE THINGS THAT THEY NO LONGER NOTICE; TO REACH A KIND OF UNCONSCIOUS RECOGNITION THAT EVERYONE INSTINCTIVELY FEELS AND UNDERSTANDS, YET HAVE LOST THE TIME FOR

– RALPH NAUTA

exploring new techniques like Maurer, who are capable of creating new typologies.

In the hands of talented designers lighting does reach the level of an art form and the effect of light and its relationship to the human psyche can be explored in much the same way that artists have for centuries. As much as a well resolved furniture piece is worthy of admiration, nothing comes close to a light that touches you emotionally.

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Roll & Hill, Astral Agnes by Lindsey Adelman

Living Divani, Lipp by Piero Lissoni

Zanotta, Liza by Studio Lievore, Altherr & Molina

Antonio Citterio at B&B Italia’s showroom with his Charlotte chair

Moooi, Freaky by Bertjan Pot

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AcerbisSerenissimo

Lella & Massimo Vignelli + David Law

FoscariniLake

Lucidi & Pevere

FoscariniLumiere

Rodolfo Dordoni

FoscariniSpokes

Vicente Garcia Jimenez-Cinzia Cumini

Foscarini DieselPipe Mesh

Foscarini Diesel

FoscariniTwiggy

Marc Sadler

Foscarini DieselWhite Noise

Foscarini Diesel

B&B ItaliaCharlotte

Antonio Citterio

B&B ItaliaHusk

Patricia Urquiola

B&B ItaliaMichel

Antonio Citterio

B&B ItaliaMichel Effe

Antonio Citterio

B&B ItaliaMichel Club

Antonio Citterio

B&B ItaliaOskar

Vincent Van Duysen

B&B ItaliaPapilio Shell

Naoto Fukasawa

B&B ItaliaSurface

Vincent Van Duysen

B&B Italia OutdoorButterfly

Patricia Urquiola

B&B Italia OutdoorFat

Patricia Urquiola

B&B Italia OutdoorCrinoline

Patricia Urquiola

B&B Italia Outdoor Mirto

Antonio Citterio

Fiam ItaliaKayo

Satyendra Pakhalè

EdraElla

Jacopo Foggini

Fiam ItaliaAura Vetrina Patrick Jouin

GiorgettiCircle

Umberto Asnago

GiorgettiElisa

Carlo Colombo

Fiam ItaliaChristine

Benini & Gonzo with Xhixha

Giorgetti Lady

Umberto Asnago

FoscariniBinic

Ionna Vautrin

Giorgetti Martini

Rossella Pugliatti

Glas Italia Magic Box

Piero Lissoni

FoscariniCaiigo

Marco Zito

Giorgetti Moore

Roberto Lazzeroni

Glas Italia Palanco

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

Giorgetti Round

Carlo Colombo

Glas Italia Prism Closet

Tokujin Yoshioka

FoscariniChouchin Reverse

Ionna Vautrin

FoscariniKarage

Nichetto & Nendo

FoscariniGem and Tartan

L+R Palomba

Giorgetti Norah

m2atelier

Glas Italia Prism Bench

Tokujin Yoshioka

Giorgetti Selene

Roberto Lazzeroni

Glas Italia Shimmer

Patricia Urquiola

GiorgettiAlina

Antonello Mosca

EdraAbsolu

Francesco Binfaré

EdraGilda B.

Jacopo Foggini

GiorgettiCaddy

Carlo Colombo

GiorgettiCozy

Umberto Asnago

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Giorgetti Studium

Umberto Asnago

Glas Italia Shimmer

Patricia Urquiola

Giorgetti Swing

Carlo Colombo

Glas Italia Solo

Monica Armani

Giorgetti Tilt

m2atelier

Glas Italia Specchio Divenere

Massimiliano Locatelli -CLS Architetti

Giorgetti Urban

Carlo Colombo

Glas Italia Wunderkammer

Piero Lissoni

Giorgetti Town

Carlo Colombo

Glas Italia Twinkle

Chiara Andreatti

Glas Italia Boxinbox

Philippe Starck

Kartell Cloud-io

Eugeni Quitllet

Glas Italia Collector

Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby

Kartell Dream’Air

Eugeni Quitllet

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KartellKyte

Patricia Urquiola

Maxalto Fulgens

Antonio Citterio

KartellLargo

Piero Lissoni

Maxalto Solatium

Antonio Citterio

KartellMultiplo

Antonio Citterio

KartellOnly Me in the Light

Philippe Starck

KartellPop Worm Ron Arad

MoooiAmoeba

Bertjan Pot

MoooiCarbon

Bertjan Pot & Marcel Wanders

KartellPiuma

Piero Lissoni

KartellPlanet

Tokujin Yoshioka

Kartell Small Fly

Ferruccio Laviani

Moooi Bart Swivel

Moooi Works

Moooi Charles

Marcel Wanders

Moooi Crystal Ice

Marcel Wanders

Kartell Uncle Otto

Philippe Starck

Moooi Container Bodhi Marcel Wanders

Moooi Heracleum Endless

Bertjan Pot

Moooi Coppélia

Arihiro Miyake

Moooi Heracleum Small Big O

Bertjan Pot

Moooi Power Nap

Marcel Wanders

Moooi Shift

Jonas Forsman

Moooi Raimond

Raimond Puts

Moooi Space-Frame

Marcel Wanders

KasthallBotanica

Maja Johansson

Moooi Statistocrat

Atelier Van Lieshout

Moooi Liquid Birch

Broersen & Lukács

KasthallSunray

Maja Johansson

NanimarquinaMélange collection

Sybilla

Moooi Paper

Studio Job

Living DivaniBrasilia

David Lopez Quincoces

Living DivaniInari

mist-o

Living DivaniCarbon Frog Piero Lissoni

Opinion CiattiApparel

Vera & Kyte

Opinion CiattiMammamia

Marcello Ziliani

Living DivaniGrey

Piero Lissoni

Living DivaniLipp

Piero Lissoni

Living DivaniCasta

LucidiPevere

Opinion CiattiLa GabbiaLapo Ciatti

Opinion CiattiTab.u

Jean-Marie Bruno Rainaldi

Living DivaniNina

David Lopez Quincoces

Living DivaniFJU

kaschkasch

Roll & HillSeed

Bec Brittain

Roll & Hill Astral Agnes

Lindsey Adelman

VerpanCloverleaf

Verner Panton

Roll & HillCastle

Jason Miller

VerpanEasy

Verner Panton

ZanottaLiza

Lievore, Altherr, Molina

VerpanSeries 430

Verner Panton

ZanottaRaperonzolo

Atelier Oï

ZanottaSantiago

Frank Rettenbacher

Vitra Belleville

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

Serralunga Play.Wood

Ricardo Bello Dias

ZanottaShoji

LucidiPevere

Maxalto Febo

Antonio Citterio

Maxalto Fulgens

Antonio Citterio

Maxalto Febo

Antonio Citterio

ZanottaSciangai

De Pas, D’Urbino, Lomazzi

Vitra Mariposa

Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby

ZanottaWilliam

Damian Williamson

Roll & HillCora

Karl Zahn

PorroEllipse Front

Roll & HillHalo

Paul Loebach

PorroGarda

Piero Lissoni

Living DivaniLipp

Piero Lissoni

Living DivaniEasy Lipp

Piero Lissoni

Living DivaniGeorge

David Lopez Quincoces

Roll & HillMini Farrago Jason Miller

PorroIpercolore

Piero Lissoni

PorroTraveller

GamFratesi

Roll & HillShape Up

Ladies & Gentlemen Studio

Roll & Hill Bounce

Karl Zahn