The artist and sculptor Lanfranco brings to Milan his sculptures, archetypes of Peruvian and Latin American reality translated into contemporary Pop Art.

In the eclectic contemporary home, sometimes it is the little things that make the difference. A roundabout of five original products suggests how to give character to a room.

Graphic artist Daniele Cima’s caustic exhibition amazes with the strength of his artworks, large double-sided totems that are statements of innovation.

The site-specific installation Like Trees in The Woods by Michele D’Agostino, curated by Giandomenico DiMarzio invites the viewer to reflect on the dialogue between the natural and artificial environment. A combination that is possible when companies choose to implement green production that does not affect our delicate ecosystem.

The essence of the highly popular Designblok festival in Prague and the best of contemporary Czech design of glass land in Milan in a metal capsule on a six wheeled spacecraft, bringing on stage ‘The Intergalactic Beauty of Czech Design’.

A renowned brand and artist along with a young sculptor traverse parallel paths, offering a diverse range of new aesthetic expressions. On one side are the iconic pieces by Cappellini, thanks to the work of Giulio Cappellini who has enlisted the collaboration of the world's most famous designers. On the other side are the artworks of Flavio Lucchini, which engage in dialogue with design through multiple resonances. And furthermore, it's the first time for Sebastiano Pelli at the Milan Design Week, an artist and designer yet to be discovered.

In a world that is changing and evolving at an ever-increasing speed, natural stones are a pillar of stability, accompanying mankind on the path to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly contemporary lifestyle.

With think thank Atelier Mirage declines the Italian ceramic in a futuristic key thanks to the collaboration of international architects and designers.

Having always been a scouting location for young designers, this year the Superdesign Show has once again become a showcase for prototypes and experiments by design schools and design students. As in the case of the prototypes of the students from the School of Engineering at the Swedish University of Jönköping.

Imagine our planet speaking to us, imagine what it would tell us, what it would demand. A surprising installation takes us to listen to the Earth’s call, its call for help.