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1 week ago | domusweb.it | Lucia Brandoli

Talking to Carola Bestetto, CEO of Living Divano since 2020, is the perfect antidote for any designer enthusiasts feeling disenchanted with reality. Through sharp insight and great enthusiasm, Bestetto led the long-standing brand into the future, remaining true to its funding values while opening towards a new phase of interest in new kinds of languages, discoveries and talents.

2 weeks ago | domusweb.it | Chiara Testoni

A “bridge over individuality” (as a constitutive feature of the modern city) and a “manifestation of the urban idea of 21st century Milan”. This is how Bjarke Ingels, Founder and Creative Director of Big, describes in an interview to Domus from the balcony of the Renzo Piano Foundation at the Politecnico di Milano the creative genesis of CityWave, the 73,000 square metre office complex (scheduled for completion in 2026) that will conclude the Citylife masterplan.

2 weeks ago | domusweb.it | Alessandro Scarano

Is it possible to experience Fuorisalone in half a day – or even better, in a “half-half day”? Paradoxically, the answer is both yes and no. For some, Salone and Fuorisalone are the events they look forward to all year, a vast territory to explore where you can slip into the best exhibitions and quirky shows across the city. Many come from the other side of the world just for this.

2 weeks ago | domusweb.it | Alessandro Scarano

È possibile vedere il Fuorisalone in una mezza giornata, o ancora meglio in una “mezza-mezza giornata”? La risposta è paradossalmente al tempo stesso sì e no. Per qualcuno Salone e Fuorisalone sono appuntamenti attesi per tutto l’anno, un territorio di caccia diffuso dove infilarsi nella più oscura delle mostre o mostriciattole in città. Molti arrivano dall’altra parte del mondo proprio per questo.

2 weeks ago | domusweb.it | Alessandro Scarano

Milan is a city on overdrive – always buzzing, never satisfied. It’s the city of the aperitivo, a quick drink before darting off to the next spot. No relaxed nights out with friends, no long, drawn-out dinners like in other parts of Italy. For those arriving at Design Week from London or New York, Milan might seem calm, but in Italy, it’s always been the city of work, of getting things done.