Thanks to eco-friendly products enriched by new technologies, Italian brand NichelcromLab leads the world of stainless steel toward luxury design, bringing it closer to architects and designers through innovation, ductility, and elegance. In which artists also are daring. With “Arcipelago”, NichelcromLab’s exhibition project curated by Studio6ab Architets&Co. 
  3 different islands welcome the visitor: a living&cooking space designed by Rugiano, Riflessi, Bautek-Foster and Faema-Cimbali, a fitness area with Metalco’s urban mirror and an exhibition area with sculptural artworks and installations. 

With “Out of the Box”, the Croatian firm highlights its philosophy based on the creative pursuit of innovation. The exhibition focuses on the creations of six designers and creative teams. Numen/ForUse, Simon Morasi Pipercic, Regular Company, Grupa, Neisako and Mladen Oresic, these are the protagonists of design from Croatia chosen by Metoda. 
They were selected to create an unrestricted furniture collection, with the only limit of using their creativity working with Slavonian oak. The products, thus, combine the functional beauty of material and design, the complementary principles of rational and irrational, with finishes that highlight the elegance of natural tones or vibrate in warmer colors.

Respect, mindful use and sustainability of natural stone are the values that the PNA - Pietra Naturale Autentica has been upholding and pursuing since its founding in 2018, and that reaffirms with the “We are Nature’’ exhibition. The concept of the installation by PNA - a business network created to respond to the demands for the defense and promotion of stone product and to protect the competitiveness of Authentically Natural Stone, its values and its innumerable possibilities of use - emphasizes the analogy between the uniqueness of individual stones and the human body: each one in its diversity is unrepeatable and not replicable.

Returns to the Superdesign Show the Thai collective with a new chapter dedicated to local manufacturing declined in contemporary key with a focus on BCG (Bio-CircularGreen) productions. Last year, Slowhand Design 2022 presented a series of toy-products by the company Qualy made from industrial and organic waste to encourage children and adults to love nature. For 2023, DITP has chosen products and materials for home furnishings intended to keep the public’s attention on current issues like the limited quantity of raw materials on the planet. 

With an inclusive and inquisitive attitude, Grado Design, a Chinese company with an Italian name meaning corner, extension, chooses to explore a new order in which our cultural identity loses the selfish side and a vibrant world made of diversity becomes the center of creativity. It does so this year with the project Lost and Found, Norm and New. 
Alex Chai’s company, is indeed inspired by China in concept and product lines but does so with a whimsical look, contaminated by the desire for inclusion and global innovation. Critical becomes the collaboration with independent designers and teams.

Located in the heart of Seoul, DDP is a multicultural space that has served as a hub for launching design trends through exhibitions, forums, design conferences, and interactive content since 2014. DDP at the Superdesign Show is a resonance center for Korea’s K-design culture and industry.
“DDP SEOUL.IZE” celebrates the energy restlessness of the city that does not stand still, where night and day merge because there is no right time for creativity.

It was one of the huge audience successes of the 2022 edition, FORUM8’s interactive show returns to the Superdesign Show to engage visitors with high-adrenaline presentations. Under the theme VR inspires Imagination, Innovation! FORUM8, the award-winning Tokyo-based leader in cloud-based photo-realistic and immersive 3D VR and design software, presents the entire range of latest generation software solutions. 

Designing a lamp without slipping into banality requires a careful study of the environment in which it is to be used. It’s quick to say “lamp”, less to make the perfect one. With 5 lights, the young Japanese start-up quantum rethinks lighting through five lamps with a sophisticated design and extreme versatility.
Flag, a rechargeable table lamp that can be extended and shortened if necessary, thus modifying the projection of the shadow, a ductile and convenient object for those who, for example, work from home; 

Inheriting traditional techniques and developing them with modern technology, Akira Mitsuokaha’s Kawashima Selkon Textiles plunges its roots in the kimono industry of Nishijin, Kyoto district, where it specializes in reproducing with modern techniques the threads recognized as a Japanese national treasure.