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Joli: The Quiet Pulse of Design

Alessandro
octobre 13, 2025

Forget cold geometry. Pulse, the new collection from Belgian design house Joli, is what happens when precision learns to move. Designed by Mathias De Ferm, it’s not a table you simply place in a room — it’s a presence that...

Design, Lifestyle

The Scent of Stillness: How Iittala Is Teaching the World to Feel Again

Alessandro
octobre 12, 2025

In the hush of Nordic light, design becomes something you feel before you see. Finland’s Iittala has always understood this — the quiet tension between function and emotion, simplicity and soul. With its Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, the heritage brand once...

Design, Lifestyle

Casarialto’s Circus: The Lightness of Being

Alessandro
octobre 10, 2025

There’s a quiet kind of theater in the way light hits a glass. A reflection, a shimmer, a fleeting spark — ephemeral, yet hypnotic. Casarialto’s new Circus collection captures that very moment, transforming it into a daily ritual of beauty....

Design, Lifestyle

The New Eames Era: When Timeless Design Learns to Breathe Again

Alessandro
octobre 9, 2025

Some designs don’t age — they evolve. This October, Swiss design house Vitra unveils its renewed Eames Collection, a reminder that true icons don’t chase novelty. They refine, quietly — with the patience of craftsmanship and the intelligence of restraint....

Design, Lifestyle

Curves Ahead: Why Modular Sofas Are the New Passport to Global Living

Alessandro
octobre 1, 2025

There’s a quiet revolution happening in the living rooms of cosmopolitan men — a shift from rigid, cookie-cutter furniture to pieces that are as fluid and adaptable as our lives. Enter the new wave of modular, sculptural sofas: not just...

Design, Exhibitions

Asphalt Pâté, Knotweed Cocktails & Floating Futures: When Design Dares to Repair

Frederick
septembre 23, 2025

What does it mean to live well in an age where cities suffocate under asphalt, seas rise, and borders blur? At the Grand-Hornu in Belgium, two exhibitions are offering answers that are as poetic as they are radical. Repairing the...

Culture, Design, Exhibitions

Heavy Metal, Soft Touch: Paul Cocksedge’s Dance with Steel and Stone

Frederick
septembre 22, 2025

Walk into Paul Cocksedge’s Critical Mass exhibition in Brussels, and you are instantly confronted by paradox. A table made from a CorTen steel plate — fifteen millimetres thick, weighing hundreds of kilos — hovers with improbable lightness. Marble blocks, ancient...

Design, Lifestyle

Industrial Romance: Why the Modern Home Deserves a Little Rebellion

Alessandro
septembre 17, 2025

Once upon a time, luxury interiors whispered in neutrals, their silence broken only by the perfection of symmetry. Today, luxury has found a new language — one that revels in color, celebrates eccentricity, and thrives on unexpected contrasts. Enter Silos,...

Design, Lifestyle

Fragments of Desire: Mosaic as the New Language of Luxury

Alessandro
août 31, 2025

There are moments when design trends stop feeling like trends and start feeling like movements. Mosaic is having that moment. What once belonged to the domes of Byzantium or the fantasy parks of Gaudí has reemerged as a material language...

Design, Lifestyle

The Future Is Collectible: Why New York’s Design Fair Matters Now

Frederick
août 27, 2025

Design doesn’t have to be fleeting. This September, COLLECTIBLE New York proves it. Returning to the newly restored WSA building on Maiden Lane, the fair gathers 123 exhibitors from 22 countries, weaving together experimental furniture, visionary objects, and scenography with...

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Design

Joli: The Quiet Pulse of Design

The Scent of Stillness: How Iittala Is Teaching the World to Feel Again

Casarialto’s Circus: The Lightness of Being

The New Eames Era: When Timeless Design Learns to Breathe Again

Curves Ahead: Why Modular Sofas Are the New Passport to Global Living

Asphalt Pâté, Knotweed Cocktails & Floating Futures: When Design Dares to Repair

Heavy Metal, Soft Touch: Paul Cocksedge’s Dance with Steel and Stone

Industrial Romance: Why the Modern Home Deserves a Little Rebellion

Fragments of Desire: Mosaic as the New Language of Luxury

The Future Is Collectible: Why New York’s Design Fair Matters Now

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