Interni Magazine

1 week ago | internimagazine.com | Laura Traldi

Cersaie 2025 (Bologna, 22-26 September) is preparing to welcome design and living professionals with a completely renewed layout and increasingly transversal content. The beating heart of the event will be the 155,000 square meters of exhibition space, 10,000 more than in 2024, completely sold-out. An expansion that testifies to the growth of the sector and the global interest in Made in Italy ceramics.

2 weeks ago | internimagazine.com | Laura Traldi

Museums increasingly speak together with artists: how and why exhibition spaces become narratives (and what this means for those who design interiors and installations)Cover: Modified robot vacuum cleaners blow fuchsia glitter to create a moving abstract painting: the installation Puff Out by :mentalKLINIK. Courtesy of Borusan Contemporary, ph HenningRogge. On view at the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe in Hamburg until October 26, 2025

3 weeks ago | internimagazine.com | Laura Traldi

Among the many proposals of the 24th Triennale di Milano, La Repubblica della Longevità: In Health Equality We Trust (curated by Marco Sammicheli and Nic Palmarini) is perhaps the exhibition that highlights the invisible but pervasive inequalities: systemic, deep-rooted and often even accepted by those who suffer them, mistaking them for individual freedoms. And, precisely for this reason, insidious and difficult to address.

1 month ago | internimagazine.com | Laura Traldi

At the exhibition Game and project, project is game (at the Fondazione Achille Castiglioni, until May 27, 2026) you can have fun: you can rediscover objects that marked pre-digital childhoods, you can rediscover the magic of certain mechanisms, you can experience the tactile surprise of forgotten materials again. And yes, you can touch, manipulate, smell them. Read the exhibition agenda on InterniThe nostalgia effect is lurking.

1 month ago | internimagazine.com | Laura Traldi

Named in 2024 among the 50 most influential women in technology by InspiringFifty Italy, Elisa Giaccardi is Full Professor at the Politecnico di Milano, where she directs the Design Intelligences Institute, a role reached after a long academic and research career in the United Kingdom, United States, Spain, Sweden and the Netherlands. Elisa Giaccardi's expertise is More Than Human Design, an approach that, as she explains, «expands the very concept of design to include non-human agents».