
Afrodet Zuri
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6 days ago |
coolhunting.com | Evan Orensten |Josh Rubin |Afrodet Zuri |Basem Wasef
Design and theater mixed like never before at this year’s design festival At this year’s Milan Design Week the evolving relationship between design and theater, which we’ve seen in retail and hospitality environments, was present in force for the first time at the festival. From the Salone del Mobile to the thousand plus events of Fuorisalone several installations involved the use of solutions often reserved for the stage.
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1 week ago |
coolhunting.com | Evan Orensten |Josh Rubin |Afrodet Zuri |Basem Wasef
An interactive installation by Studio INI showcases the brand’s Ceraluminum technology and craftsmanship ASUS presented Design You Can Feel, an exhibition held in the historic Galleria Meravigli, during Milan Design Week to share the brand’s new Ceraluminum material. Visitors experienced ASUS’s design thinking, creating a meaningful connection between people and technology.
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2 weeks ago |
coolhunting.com | Josh Rubin |Afrodet Zuri |Basem Wasef |Rachel King
The new limited edition from Maurice Lacroix features the artist’s work on the dial, case and bracelet It makes perfect sense that British-born, Orange County-living Craig Watkins, known as Wotto, was tapped by Maurice Lacroix, the Swiss watchmaker based in the Canton of Jura and headquartered in Zürich, to create a 1,000-piece limited-edition Aikon.
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2 weeks ago |
coolhunting.com | Josh Rubin |Afrodet Zuri |Basem Wasef |Rachel King
We sat down to talk about the creative tensions between New York and Paris, the emotional power of design and the quiet luxuries that shape the future of retail When Printemps, the legendary Parisian department store, decided to cross the Atlantic and plant roots in New York City, the task of translating its 150-year legacy into a modern retail experience fell to interior designer Laura Gonzalez.
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2 weeks ago |
coolhunting.com | Afrodet Zuri |Basem Wasef |Rachel King |Evan Orensten
An interactive exhibition showing how abstract ideas are translated into tangible forms Google returns to Milan Design Week 2025 with their “Making the Invisible Visible,” installation, promising to continue its exploration of the intricate relationship between abstract ideas and tangible design.
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