Nat Barker

1 week ago | dezeen.com | Nat Barker

Design is being taken over by "toxic" luxury trends, French designer Philippe Starck told Dezeen in an interview at Milan design week. Starck is arguably the most famous living designer, responsible for iconic pieces such as the Masters Chair, Louis Ghost Chair and Juicy Salif citrus-squeezer, as well as several landmark vehicles and buildings.

1 week ago | msn.com | Nat Barker

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1 week ago | msn.com | Nat Barker

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1 week ago | dezeen.com | Nat Barker

Car brands have become a mainstay of Milan design week. Here, we round up the key automotive moments from 2025's event, featuring Range Rover, Audi and Lexus among others. The car industry is increasingly seeking to align itself with design, and it's now the norm for marque brands to commission installations, run events and even launch cars during Milan design week. More than a dozen motoring brands were active during the world's biggest design week this year, including some notable newcomers.

2 weeks ago | dezeen.com | Nat Barker

A protest is taking place at Milan design week over the use of a normally closed University of Milan courtyard for an installation by architecture studio MAD. Protesting students erected banners on a mirrored pavilion that formed the centrepiece of the studio's The Amazing Place installation in the Cortile della Farmacia (Pharmacy Cloister) at the University of Milan on Wednesday.