Milan Design Week 2022 CULT Wrap Up (AU)

Milan Design Week 2022 Wrap Up

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by Shiro Kuramata Cappellini

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by Shiro Kuramata

Cappellini

That’s a wrap!

Bringing you a wrap up of stands, showrooms and installations from participating brands at Milan Design Week. For a summary of new product launches, check out our NEWS Product Index.

1.0 Team Highlights 2.1 Brand Activities 2.2 Product NEWS Cappellini Carl Hansen & Søn Louis Poulsen Nanimarquina Softline Zanotta 3.0 22/23 Design Trends

LEFT // nanimarquina stand at Salone del Mobile. COVER IMAGE // Louis Poulsen Taveggia patisserie.

Team Highlights

Milan Design Week Team Highlights

Hermès Richard Munao (Founder & MD) For me Fuorisalone is the stand out, now 10 different locations, it is a challenge to cover it all with so many inspiring installations and exhibitions to see. One particular highlight was Looking for Lightness by Hermès.

The installation at Pelota with its structures of timber framed illuminated coloured paper beautifully.

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by Shiro Kuramata Cappellini

Milan Design Week

Team Highlights

Zanotta Stand Clinton Garofano (Showroom Manager)

My standout for the week was Zanotta at Salone del Mobile.

Presented in a gridded stand, their 2022 news, especially the Quaderna 50 releases, was inspiring!

Milan Design Week Team Highlights

Triennale Milano Renee Hooker (NZ Branch Manager) The Triennale Milano had some super interesting exhibitions on during Design Week. My highlights were Memphis Again and Raymond Depardon’s La Vita Moderna In additional to the actual photography, Depardon’s exhibition was so beautifully curated it blew me away.

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by Shiro Kuramata Cappellini

Milan Design Week

Team Highlights

Elle Decor Design Forever Benjamin Downey (Marketing) Curated by Calvi Brambilla, Elle Décor Italia’s yearly exhibition at the Palazzo Bovarais was spectacular!

Brambilla beautifully presented a selection of iconic Danish and Italian brands which invited users to reflect on design that stands the test of time.

Milan Design Week Team Highlights

H+O Apartment Chris Poore (WA Commercial Sales) Curated by Elisa Ossino and Josephine Akvama Hoffmeyer, the iconic H+O apartment in Milan’s Brera design district was transformed into the engaging exhibition, Inside Looking Out. Featuring a refined selection of art, furniture and technology, the space explored new ways of living with design.

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by Shiro Kuramata Cappellini

Milan Design Week

Team Highlights

The Danish House Mathew Fowler (NSW Commercial Sales) Iconic curator, Rossana Orlandi, organised an intimate group exhibition that reconstructed a Danish home in the heart of Milan.

Featuring an eclectic mix of Danish icons and new releases, this was a particularly special installation that spread across the small gardens adjacent to the San Vittore Prison garden.

Brand Activities

Milan Design Week Brand Activities

Cappellini presented ‘Looking To The Future The Slowdown Refuge’ - a multi-sensory exhibition designed by Giulio Cappellini at IBM Studios.​ The exhibition explored concepts of home, 01 Chair

work and the future. Noteworthy novelties in-

byclude Shirothe Kuramata Lud’ina chair by Patricia Urquiola, Big sofa by Bjarke Ingels and Mush Stone table by Giulio Cappellini.

Cappellini

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by Shiro Kuramata

Cappellini

Arya Floor Lamp

by Giulio Cappellini & Antonio Facco Cappellini

Big Sofa

by Bjarke Ingels

Cappellini

Branch Table

by Jakob Wagner Cappellini

Colombia 40 Fluo

by Rodolfo Dordoni and

Giulio Cappellini Cappellini

Elan23

by Jasper Morrison Cappellini

Juli Re-Plastic

by Werner Aisslinger

Cappellini

Lampada da Appartament

by Panter & Tourron Cappellini

Lud’ina

by Patricia Urquiola

Cappellini

Miya

by Elena Salmistraro Cappellini

Mush

by Giulio Cappellini Cappellini

Openup

by Nik Aelbrecht Cappellini

Milan Design Week Brand Activities

Carl Hansen & Søn presented an installation inspired by the raw beauty of the Nordic 01 Chair landscape at their Milan showroom, byshowcasing Shiro Kuramata the iconic CH24 Wishbone Chair in nine limited-edition soft colours created by Ilse Crawford.

Cappellini

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by Shiro Kuramata

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CH24 Wishbone

Limited edition colours

by Ilse Crawford Carl Hansen & Søn

Windsor

by Frits Henningsen Carl Hansen & Søn

Milan Design Week Brand Activities

Louis Poulsen transformed the historic Taveggia patisserie with a rosy-hued installation to launch the new PH Pale Rose collection. The iconic PH 2/1 and PH 3½-3 lamps are now available with Pale Rose opal glass shades.

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a second location, the 2022 new releases byAtShiro Kuramata were previewed alongside iconic italian design.

Cappellini

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by Shiro Kuramata

Cappellini

Keglan (line extension)

by Jakob Lange BIG Ideas Louis Poulsen

Limited Edition

PH 3/2 Table & PH 3/3 Pendant

by Poul Henningsen Louis Poulsen

Moonsetter

by Anne Boysen Louis Poulsen

NJP Mini by nendo

Louis Poulsen

PH Pale Rose

PH 3½-3 Pendant & PH 2/1 Table

by Poul Henningsen Louis Poulsen

Panthella Portable (new colours)

by Verner Panton

Louis Poulsen

Patera Oval

by Øivind Slaatto Louis Poulsen

PH5 (new raw finish)

by Poul Henningsen Louis Poulsen

VL Studio

by Vilhelm Lauritzen Louis Poulsen

Milan Design Week Brand Activities

Spanish textile company Nanimarquina unveiled five new products at Salone del Mobile 2022, ​including the showstopper RE-RUG which uses wool leftovers from the brand’s suppliers.

Exploring the beauty of waste, the stand was designed by ARQUITECTURA-G using piles of 01 Chair recovered wool samples. ​​Other new releases

by Claudia Valsells, Ceras by byinclude Shiro Tones Kuramata Nani Marquina, Troupe by Jaime Hayon, and Tiles by Nani Marquina.

Cappellini

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by Shiro Kuramata

Cappellini

Ceras

by Nani Marquina nanimarquina

Re-rug

by Nani Marquina nanimarquina

Shade Outdoor Pouf

by Begüm Cana Özgür nanimarquina

Tiles

by Nani Marquina nanimarquina

Tones

by Clàudia Valsells nanimarquina

Tres Outdoor Pouf

by Nani Marquina nanimarquina

Troupe

by Jaime Hayon Louis Poulsen

Milan Design Week Brand Activities

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textiles and colours drawing on three byexciting Shiro Kuramata key mood board themes: Contrasted Hues, Domestic Nature and Crafts & Heritage.⁠

Cappellini

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by Shiro Kuramata

Cappellini

Caleto

by Sascha Sartory Softline

Dial

by Busk+Hertzog Softline

Opera Screen

by Busk+Hertzog Softline

Zenzo

by Susanne Grønlund

Softline

Milan Design Week Brand Activities

Zanotta’s impressive stand at the Salone del Mobile fairgrounds featured a gridded design to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its iconic 01 Chair Quaderna collection. Our highlight ​was the Za:Za sofa by Zaven which is created bynew Shiro Kuramata using monobloc techniques and features a distinctive folded armrest detail.

Cappellini

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by Shiro Kuramata

Cappellini

Campiello+

by De Pas, D’Urbino, Lomazzi Zanotta

Karelia

by Liisi Beckmann Zanotta

Nena Stool

by Lanzavecchia + Wai Zanotta

Noah

by Damian Williamson Zanotta

Toto

by Bertrand Lejoly Zanotta

Za:Za

by Zaven Zanotta

Quaderna50

by Superstudio Zanotta

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by Shiro Kuramata

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Design Trends

Milan Design Week Design Trends High Shine The brighter the better! Chrome finishes was a favourite amongst designers at this years Salone.

Featured across new releases for Cappellini and Louis Poulsen.

CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT // Cappellini Big Sofa , Cappellini Mush tables, Louis Poulsen Moonsetter

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by Shiro Kuramata Cappellini

Milan Design Week

Design Trends

Bold Colour Milan was brought to life with pops of colour! Designers at this years Salone were not scared to inject some much needed bold colour and vibrancy into their designs.

Featured across new releases for Carl Hansen & Søn, nanimarquina, Louis Poulsen and Cappellini.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT // Cappellini Colombia 40 Fluo , nanimarqina Tones, Louis Poulsen Panthella Portable and Carl Hansen & Søn CH24 Wishbone.

Milan Design Week Design Trends

Modern Heritage Giving new life to archival designs, this year saw many brands reintroduce iconic designs from the 30’s to the 70’s.

Seen in new releases from Carl Hansen & Søn and Zanotta.

LEFT // Zanotta Karelia, originally designed in 1966 RIGHT // Carl Hansen & Søn Windsor chair originally designed in 1937.

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by Shiro Kuramata Cappellini

Milan Design Week

Design Trends

Eco Design Environmentally conscious design continued at this years Salone, with explorations in materiality and production taking centre stage.

Seen in new releases from nanimarquina and Cappellini.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT // nanimarquina Re-rug production, nanimarquina Re-rug, Cappellini Juli Re-Plastic.

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