In a world of Waze, we tend to give little thought to the invention of coordinates. Or to the fact that with one maestro’s breakthrough, the entire world became mappable. And yet without it … read more

They say that you can’t keep a good man down. Nor, it seems, can you keep a trend from flourishing. For in spite of all the global skulduggery, the mood amongst designers is shifting — … read more

Artist, Designer & Disciple of The Golden Hour Gabriella Crespi wasn't your average Milanese muse. She was beautiful, yes, but she also had what other creatives like to call the e … read more

A life without limits. The idea is like Catnip to anyone who has lived through the last three years of a pandemic. But there are three heritage brands who seem to have embraced the idea with parti … read more

Discover a new era of CH24 Wishbone chairs inspired by art and nature Per Kirkeby wasn’t very interested in becoming famous. He was brilliant, yes, but the idea of any sort of attention … read more

Call us wistful, but we’re always curious to find out what happens to our designs, to hear about the stories they go on to inspire in faraway places. This winter, we were thrilled to be invi … read more

How do we find new joy in the familiar? For many haute couture brands the secret lies in collaboration:  unusual, provocative hook-ups that enliven the old and pave the way for the new. The t … read more

Andrea Anastasio isn’t your typical Italian designer. An academic first and creative second, his life’s quest has been as much a search for knowledge as it is for self-expression … read more

  We’re all familiar with the idea of the American Dream, but what about the Italian version? Ever since the 1900s, it’s gone a little something like this: move to Brianza, … read more

There’s something fascinating about exploring other people’s homes. Not just to see how other aesthetes live, … read more

There have been many attempts to banish cables from the world. The most high-profile bid came in 2019 with the arrival of Apple’s AirPods. Sleek and quickly adopted, they brought to mi … read more

We’re all familiar with the idea of the American Dream, but what about the Italian version? For those born in the 1930s, it went a little something like this: move to Brianza, open a … read more