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1 week ago | 
sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio
A meditation on presence and absence. Bare forms, bold accessories, and sculptural designs find balance in what’s revealed and withheld.
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1 week ago | 
sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio
When Kari Fry talks about Subsurface, the fashion brand she founded in 2020, there’s a quiet confidence to her words. She’s chatting to me from her Los Angeles-based studio, speaking with a very non-Los Angeles curiosity and calmness. It’s not what I expected from such a provocative brand based around, as she puts it, “not being risk averse.” I quickly learn that Kari’s background stems neither from California, nor fashion. “I have no fashion experience.
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sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio
Camille Walala is a French artist and designer known for her colorful, full-facade murals and public art. Her work also explores immersive 3D installations, interiors, and set design. Camille’s breakout moment came after her “Dream Come True” mural burst onto the London streetscape with a fusion of color and geometry in 2015. Since then she has collaborated with brands including LEGO, where she created a two-story house in central London using two million tiles.
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2 weeks ago | 
sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio
Ingo Maurer’s studio in Munich is filled with prototypes, scraps of material, sketches, and works-in-progress suspended in various states of creation. It’s in this industrious environment that the late Ingo Maurer’s team continues to work today, carrying forward a design legacy known for its wit, warmth, and curiosity.
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2 weeks ago | 
sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio
Salone del Mobile’s Euroluce 2025 once again illuminated the evolving world of design. Featuring over 300 exhibitors—including some of the industry’s leading names—this year’s event explored the role of light in domestic spaces, inspiring innovation and reflection on the design culture that surrounds it. It also showcased how traditional lighting is being reimagined for the modern era.
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2 weeks ago | 
sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio
It’s not every day a music festival decides to launch a line of furniture. But this is Tomorrowland, after all—the Belgian festival known as much for its world-building theatrics as its EDM lineups. So it makes sense that its latest venture isn’t another stage or party, but a design collection. Unveiled at Salone del Mobile in Milan, the MORPHO furniture collection is Tomorrowland’s attempt to bring its universe into the domestic sphere.
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2 weeks ago | 
sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio
Maison&Objet, one of the design world’s cornerstone trade fairs, is stepping into its next chapter this year. Under the direction of Managing Director Mélanie Leroy, the show is reshaping how it organizes and presents its two annual editions—January and September—offering a more cohesive and strategic approach for professionals across the design, decor, and lifestyle sectors. With three decades of history and nearly two million professionals in its orbit, Maison&Objet is no stranger to evolution.
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2 weeks ago | 
sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio
At Milan Design Week 2025, the “Inspired Nuances” exhibition brought together the talents of French designers Mercœur and Franck Genser, American paint brand Tonester, and Sixtysix magazine Editor-in-Chief, Chris Force. Blending French craftsmanship with modern color palettes, the exhibition offered a fresh perspective on collectible design, while photography added a visual depth.
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2 weeks ago | 
sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio
In the middle of Milan Design Week’s annual frenzy, tucked behind a stately wooden door on Via Gaetano Donizetti, I found myself stepping into the world of Artemest’s third edition of L’Appartamento. Housed inside Palazzo Donizetti, a 19th-century mansion layered with Renaissance curves, L’Appartamento was many things: a celebration of Artemest’s 10-year anniversary, a six-room masterclass in contemporary design, and a tribute to Italian craftsmanship.
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2 months ago | 
sixtysixmag.com | Gianna Annunzio |Grace Perry |Molly Matalon
You might not realize it, but Finneas O’Connell—aka FINNEAS—has written seemingly everything these days. If you’ve turned on the radio at least once this past summer, chances are you’ve heard “Lunch,” the ubiquitous single off his sister, Billie’s, third album, Hit Me Hard and Soft. Finneas co-wrote it. Or perhaps you saw Barbie and heard the ballad, “What Was I Made For?” the film’s emotional crux? Finneas co-wrote it.
