MILAN still lingers on our mind. Here you'll find a listing of the most awe inspiring things. Milan impressed us with many wonderful things, including the graphical rugs by Patricia Urquiola for CC-tapis, vases by Jaime Hayon, rotan roomdivers by Yamakawa and the cocktail armchair in bright color combinations by Sebastian Herkner for Moroso and many more.
Welcome to TeatroHayon! This series of ironic ceramic characters is designed by Jaime Hayon for Bosa. The theatre of lined-up faces talks you through their funny and colourful expressions. The collection consists of candle holders, teapots and vases. The Raki vase is our FAVOURITE!
Rattan revival! Yamakawa makes use of the very best rattan in the world, sourced from the rainforests of Kalimantan, Sulawesi and Sumatra. Arranged as Pièces Uniques the Nassa Screens were on show at Rossana Orlandi Gallery in Milan. Objects that breathe Japanese minimalism and tradition, craftsmanship and dedication to its material. Room-Dividers were definitely a trending topic, often seen at various presentations at the Salone. The work of Yamakawa was one that catched our eye!
For the daybed-hunters: a gem in daybed world. The ClivioDaybed for LivingDivani designed by Keiji Takeuchi.
The corrugated glass room-deviders from the brothers Bouroullec was one of the most Wonderful things we saw at this years Salone. Truly stunning, a little mysterious and surreal the way it filters the light and a subtle touch of color add to it. The modular screen panels are laminated and tempered Flutes glass in transparant, yellow and lilac — and lilac we love.
Designed by Samuel Accoceberry for Flexform is a desk from the Mood collection. Structure and top in solid ash or lacquered wood in different finishes. One wonderful architectural THING that had to be part of our list: 10 Wonderful Things seen in Milan.
With a direct reference to the wavy profile of the ocean, the Waves coffee table consists of a Smoked Grey-coloured glass top supported am aluminium structure - in a Sand or Light Bronze tones. The poetic semicircle-object is designed by the Japanese minimalist Nendo for Minotti it's 70's birthday!
Benjamin Hubert‘s design studio Layer has teamed up with Kvadrat‘s recycled textile brand Really. This year at Salone they launched a flexible shelf system. The system is called Shift in reference to its ability to easily transform from a at acoustic wall panel to a shelf used for display and storage. Impressive and surprising!
This shiny blue wonder is designed by the talented Dutch designer Tijs Gilde. a definite treat for the eye.
PURPLE all over. Sebastian Herkner launched a new design for the Mafrique Collection produced by Moroso. Seku means in Wolof language, spoken in West Africa, parrot. After Banjooli, which means ostrich, the Seku chair is a cocktail armchair in bright color combinations. The seating shell is floating on a skid structure and is woven like a feather dress, an additional cushion supports the comfort for outdoor. Impressive, colorful and comfy. We love it.
Urquiola worked out her magic once again on 3 new designs for CC-tapis. This model is called the Triple Slinkie a cotton woven rug including himalayan wool and pashmina. Pastel colors — a thing one can't avoid at this years Salone.
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