
Sunnei’s anti-concept store: “We’ve always done everything backwards”
We visited the new Milan flagship store with founders Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo, together with the 2050+ studio that designed it.
The renovation by Noe9 reinterprets historic textures and materials to create a contrast of optical geometric textures, neutral surfaces and design icons.
We visited the new Milan flagship store with founders Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo, together with the 2050+ studio that designed it.
Curated by creative director Anthony Vaccarello, the cultural hub in the historic centre of the French capital features furniture designed by the minimal art maestro, in a collaboration with Donald Judd Furniture that also introduces new colours.
DIR reinvents a home, freeing it from a strict layout and punctuating the spaces with sculptural fixed furnishings that organise – and sometimes house – domestic life.
With a project that masterfully integrates ceramic surfaces, the Luxembourg bookcase is reborn, in collaboration with Mutina and designed by Brh+.
The project signed by Punto Zero in the Monti district unfolds between a frescoed ceiling and the continuous surface of a parquet floor, in a landscape of white walls, silent decorations and design icons.
In the renovation curated by bump studio, colour blocking creates walls, floors and entire volumes, punctuated by design objects and decorative surprises.
The renovation by Studio P+S is a Wunderkammer, born from a special attention to pre-existence and environmental sustainability, where beech wood and exposed installations define flexible spaces.
A 1970s apartment turns into a microcosm built by stories and journeys, a curated collection of artworks, design objects, and inherited furniture brought to life in a space meticulously designed to enhance their presence.
Caarpa Studio has restored a small church of ancient origin and transformed it into a conference and event hall.
By transforming a grand hall that had already been divided several times, llabb's project brings the architecture of the ancient city into dialogue with an interior dedicated to light, books and conviviality.
A selection of interiors published along this year tells us stories of transforming spaces for living, working and sharing, between contemporary gestures in dialogue with historic spaces.
The renovation carried out by Roovice in Kamakura was created to valorize an abandoned dwelling, and showcases a strongly Japanese idea of domesticity, where pragmatism and design coexist.
Blue walls, marble, tiles and water – together with an exposed concrete structure – restore lost energy to a now renovated 1960s apartment.