More than furnishing elements, the pieces in the NOBI collection are true scenes, conceived as artworks of contemporary design in which decoration returns as a protagonist of beauty after the oblivion of the years of minimalism.

The technical performance of carbon fiber, a different way of thinking design, strength and lightness. Karbony by Carlo Cappellotto proves this with a unique aerial project at the entrance, not to be missed.

When it is no longer necessary to question things and how they work, when all the answers are effortlessly available online, and when technology does it for us, perhaps we need to stop and... think. Creating devices that force the user to find a meaning to the object, to decide its function and purpose seems a step backwards compared to the frantic search for ready-made solutions to everyday needs. Instead, this is precisely the project that George P. Johnson Japan with Yutaka presents in the Superstudio spaces thanks to the Onefabrica System (an innovative technology for constructing shapes from aluminum tubes and fabrics with which it is possible to create flexible, light, reusable and sustainable furniture and fittings). To the visitor he seems to say “be a thinker”, you decide what to do with this product,you choose how and what it should be.
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The third chapter of the exhibition promoting Thai culture and design in the world plays on the dichotomy of order/disorder: the apparent urban chaos that seems to dominate the country’s cities and the

An immersive design experience redefines the concept of space as a gateway to a perfectly realized virtual showroom where every detail is rendered with precision.

Digital Home Dialogues, a reflection on the role of technology in the digital evolution of the domestic scenario. A collection of objects that interact with the environment as if they were endowed with sensitivity and the ability to adapt.

Transforming abstract digital concepts into tangible objects, with meaning and essence, is possible. Yesterday it was just a foolish idea, today it is an established and successful reality, an entire collection of furniture and lighting objects.

An infinite space-time continuum into which visitors are invited to enter and be amazed by the fusion of art, design and functionality. The challenge is to break out of the categorization of objects and redefine their perception. An installation curated by designers Kevin Chu and Andrea Cingoli.

“Tu chiamale se vuoi emozioni...” sang Lucio Battisti 52 years ago. A famous and timeless tune that became the title of a Talk, promoted by Matrix4Design and conducted by journalist Laura Ragazzola. We will discuss architecture and its ability to give us emotions with some specialists who have been able to discover and highlight the empathic power of building, giving us a new awareness of the spaces we live and inhabit. 
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The appointment is on 17 April at 6 pm at FLA FlavioLucchiniArt Museum - Atelier.

What happens when an entire metropolis becomes the stage for an event involving creativity at 360 degrees? Hard to imagine for those of us who are used to living ‘in sectors’. Yet in Tokyo, fashion, art and design conquer the city for a week in a blossoming of ideas that coincides with the blossoming of cherry trees.