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Front at Milan2011

Design collective Front talk about redefining the relationship between industrial production and craft. >
Less is more at Milan2011

New Life is an exhibition that challenges viewers to consider the value of the resources behind materials. >
Made of steel at Milan2011

Four designers. Four innovative "total white" lighting elements. Here's a look at Bysteel's creations. >
Sunshine cooking

A new restaurant experience in Europe uses only solar energy to cook the food. >
BarberOsgerby at Milan2011

For BarberOsgerby it's important that their designs are simple yet effective and that design pieces are accessible to everybody. >
Ineke Hans at Milan2011

Innovation, clarity, comfort and understandability is what design is about for Ineke Hans. >
Light of your life at Milan2011

Alessi have ventured into the field of lighting design with their new Alessilux project. >
Knitting pattern at Milan2011

Patricia Urquiola’s BiKnit Chair for Moroso highlights the importance of detail while creating a tactile seating experience. >
A stitch in time at Milan2011

Tord Boontje’s Stitched Collection of tables, chairs and lights draws on his interest in sewing and embroidery. >
A little bit hazy at Milan2011

A study of architectural invisibility, the Blur sofa questions the scale between volume and space. >
Wood craft at Milan2011

Elisa Strozyk's Accordion Cabinet and Wooden Textiles point to the possibilities of wood as a very flexible material. >
(Im)possible at Milan2011

Doshi Levien's Impossible Wood chair redefines the material possibilities of outdoor furniture. >
Uncontained plastic at Milan2011

Moving away from the “container” look of moulded furniture, Ron Arad has created the Raviolo chair for Magis. >
Light and subtle at Milan2011

The Bouroullec Brothers created a multi-functional table and a super light chair for Magis. >
Multi-purpose at Milan2011

Jasper Morrison’s Hal chair for Vitra is multi-functional and super comfortable. >
Tord Boontje at the RCA Exhibition at Milan2011

Tord Boontje talks about a renewed interest in handmade designs and craft and the gap between great design and commercial reality. >
M-Collection at Milan2011

Design duo Niels van Eijk and Miriam van der Lubbe talk about their design process and designing modular furniture systems. >
Inside or outside at Milan2011

Jaime Hayón’s Piña is a refined wire chair, ideal for use both indoors and outdoors. >
Fit for a king at Milan2011

Javier Mariscal’s latest collection of tables and chairs looks to the irony on which design development is based. >
Reflections, time and tables at Milan2011

Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa presented a table, mirror and two clocks for Magis at the Milan Furniture Fair. >
Snooze alert at Milan2011

An alarm clock designed by Jasper Morrison is the latest edition to the Punkt family. Welcome the Punkt AC 01 in black, red and white. >
Chairs everywhere at Milan2011

At the Milan Furniture Fair Patricia Urquiola presented a couch, chair and vases for Kartell. >
Office/Zoo at Milan2011

My First Office and My Zoo are two designs by Martí Guixé for the Magis Me Too collection. >
Storage space at Milan2011

Versatility is the main characteristic of Ineke Hans’s “My Storage” system designed for Magis. >

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