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VideoDesign360.com at the Bathroom Exhibition, Milan
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International Furniture Exhibition 2008, Milan (April 16-21). At the Bathroom Exhibition, Italiandesign360 meets: Philippe Starck - designer for Axor Hansgrohe; Daniela Fantini - Ceo Fantini Rubinetti; Francesco Lucchese - designer for A+Design; Marco Palazzani - Ceo Palazzani Rubinetterie; Maurizio Lunardi - Ceo Axor Hansgrohe Italy; Philippe Grohe - Brand Manager Axor Hansgrohe; Jacuzzi. |
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The 5th Light+Building in Frankfurt am Main closed its doors on 11 April 2008. More than 165,000 visitors came to the international trade fair for architecture and technology to see the vast range of products and services for the fields of lighting, electrical engineering and house and building automation presented by 2,173 exhibitors. After Germany, the five leading visitor nations at Light+Building were Italy, The Netherlands, Great Britain, Spain and France.
more about Light+Building 2008 > |
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Two prestigious acknowledgments for Artemide lighting: While Mercury, the suspension lamp designed by Ross Lovegrove, was assigned the Reddot Best of the Best Design Award 2008, Chocolate, the floor luminaire designed by Klaus Adolph and presented on preview at the Light & Building Fair in Frankfurt, receives the reddot design award for the “product design” category.
more about Artemide and Reddot Awards > |
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"Freestyle: new Australian design for living" will be displayed at the Triennale di Milano from May 10th 2008, making it the first comprehensive Australian design exhibition to be exhibited in Italy. A co-production between Museum Victoria and Object: Australian Centre for Craft and Design, the exhibition features 40 of Australia’s leading home and body designers, including Akira Isogawa, Easton Pearson, Zimmermann, Jon Goulder, Charles Wilson, crumpler, Cerini and Dinosaur Designs.
more about Freestyle >
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During the International Furniture Exhibition Milan 2008, Antonio Lupi design has opened a new showroom in the city centre (Porta Tenaglia).
The exposit surface, completely projected by Carlo Colombo, is characterized by alternated colours from white and other pale shades that, helped also by the lighting system, give a strong focus on the products exposed.
more about Antonio Lupi's showroom > |
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