Bjarke Ingels of BIG named guest editor of Domus for 2025
“Unlike other art forms, architecture is not about representation – it’s about reception,” says the founder of BIG, who will curate ten issues of Domus throughout 2025.
The bike that made history: Colnago turns 70
From world championships to Olympic gold medals, the Colnago bicycle is an Italian sports legend. We tell you a story of design and speed that began in the province of Milan and went on to conquer the world.
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The best of Design Miami 2024, where optimism is the watchword
The American design fair for limited editions celebrates its 20th anniversary gathering the elite of collectors around “blue sky thinking”: we have selected the novelties not to be missed.
Send us your project!
Now you can share your work through a new function by Domus where you can upload your architecture, design, interior, graphics, illustration, photography and art projects.
Jaguar’s shift to EVs hinges on a huge design bet
By unveiling the new Jaguar Type 00 concept at Miami Art Week, the company completes a radical and bold rebranding process that began with the introduction of the new logo.
Jean Nouvel's garden tower in São Paulo is now complete
The French Pritzker Prize winner and 2022 Domus guest editor completes a 25-story residential building featuring large roof gardens and a second, fully planted wooden facade.
Discover Bjarke Ingels’ manifesto for his Domus 2025
The words of the Danish architect, guest editor of Domus for 2025, outline the mission that will guide our magazine in the coming year.
8 Artemide lights you need to know
Founded in 1960, the company’s catalogue includes some of the most beautiful lamps ever made, signed by some of the greatest names in design: here is a selection of its most emblematic products.
The bizarre, sexy and controversial video game advertisements of the 1990s
Remember the Game Boy ad in which a couple having sex in a car? It was once unimaginable, but everything changed with the arrival of PlayStation.
The word of the year is “brain rot”, reminding us that we are not living well
It’s not “demure”, it’s not “brat”. According to Oxford University Press, the word of 2024 has to do with brain health and the impact of social networks like Instagram and TikTok on people’s lives.
Marsèll wraps Frederik Fialin's Calypso Light in leather
The Danish designer's lamp meets Italian fashion in a new super limited edition version.
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Amazon introduces Haul, the online marketplace for products under $20
The Amazon Shopping app has launched a new section that allows users to choose from thousands of products in all categories at very low prices.
Havas’ big event for companies to pay greater attention to culture
CSA’s Art and Culture Observatory has just presented its report on the relationship between companies, institutions and cultural organisations, as a starting point for Havas Arte e Cultura’s new strategy.
Welcome, Bjarke Ingels!
With this editorial, Maria Giovanna Mazzocchi Bordone, President of Editoriale Domus, welcomes the arrival of Bjarke Ingels as Guest Editor 2025.
7 projects to understand the architecture of BIG and Bjarke Ingels
From the Mountain in Copenhagen to Mountain View, California, via Norway and Bhutan, a selection of works portrays the thinking of one of the most lively protagonists of contemporary architectural scene, Domus Guest Editor for 2025.
Bjarke Ingels, who is the new guest editor of Domus
“By hitting the fertile overlap between pragmatic and utopia, we architects once again find the freedom to change the surface of our planet, to better fit contemporary life forms” (Bjarke Ingels, Guest Editor Domus 2025)
The strange way we discovered the Balenciaga x Lamborghini capsule
With a decidedly unconventional photo shoot, the Kering brand unveils garments made in collaboration with Lamborghini.
A new life (in blue) for an Athens apartment
Blue walls, marble, tiles and water – together with an exposed concrete structure – restore lost energy to a now renovated 1960s apartment.
If you read a newspaper, it’s probably made with AI
Where does generative AI stand in newsrooms around the world? According to Generating Change, a survey by the London School of Economics (LSE), POLIS, and the Google News Initiative, AI is gaining a substantial foothold in newsrooms, especially in content production.
The Saratoga living room, designed by the Vignellis in 1964
Designed by Lella and Massimo Vignelli for their New York apartment, this living room is one of the most mature and accomplished fruits of their vision.
Ape Piaggio finally gets the movie it deserved
An Italian documentary, Sting Like a Bee, revives the myth of the “Italian tuk-tuk,” now a symbol of a new subculture made up of young people, love, modding, and a lot of provincial Italy.
Drawing a song: the workshop by Ciao. Dsicoteca italiana and apple
How does a poster come to life? We found out (and tried it out) with two professionals at the Apple Store in Milan.
An electronic music performance in the church by Gardella and Ferrieri
The composer Neuf Voix will debut a work of concrète music and showcase his newly-designed sound diffusion system in the late Sixties Milanese modernist landmark.
Crypto investor eats Cattelan's Banana: who's the real conceptual artist now?
Behind the $6.2 million sale of Cattelan's Comedian, and the tragicomic ending that transformed it into a digital asset, is an art system and market that can no longer ignore change.
Culture cuts in Berlin are a wake-up call for all of Europe
Cultural centres and associations in the German capital close down in protest at severe budget cuts to cultural activities.
PlayStation, the gaming console that forged the 21st century
Playstation turns 30: part of the global imagination, encompassing art, design and culture, it has become the metaphor for a millennium in which we are all gamers.
November
The eleventh month of the year becomes, in pictorial art, a symbol of change, melancholy, and meditation on the cycle of life.
100 posters to remember Puccini, 100 years after his death
In Lucca, the birthplace of the world-famous Italian composer, an exhibition tells the story of his unforgettable work for the first time through the posters of his most famous operas.
Domus 1095 is now available
The latest issue of Domus edited by Norman Foster, the magazine’s guest editor for 2024, is dedicated to the future of nature.
Salmistraro’s friendly monsters on show: “This is my stylistic signature”
Is there a link between painting, design, and diversity? The Milanese designer tells Domus, exploring an inner world made up of presences as monstrous as they are friendly.
What is an AI PC? We tried out Lenovo's new “Aura Edition” Yoga laptop
A new generation of personal computers, designed on platforms that leverage the power of AI, is emerging. Lenovo's latest laptop was a good test to see if and how AI PCs will simplify our workload.
The new, contemporary life of a typical Apulian trullo
From vernacular architecture to holiday home: Studio Sospeso redefined a contemporary trullo to reclaim time and space in harmony with the rural lifestyle of Apulia.