The ADI Design Museum, inaugurated last May 25 in Piazza Compasso d'Oro in Milan, is a tale about the history of design. Its path takes the visitor back in time, involving and enchanting those who are immersed in it.

Inside the former industrial building with large windows a row of sofas surmounted by a majestic white sail is placed in the center of the hall; home appliances, cars, clocks, chairs and tables, lamps, clothes and footwear on the sides. This is how ADI Design Museum is presented. The museum is founded by ADI, Association for Industrial Design, which brings together designers, companies, researchers, teachers, critics, journalists around the themes of design as a cultural and economic phenomenon. Since 1958, the association also manages the Compasso d'Oro Award, the oldest award in Europe in the sector...