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24 hours in Milan - Durini/5Vie

The pathway through the main offerings and events of the Fuorisalone couldn’t help but start in the Durini Design District and the nearby 5VIE, very central and very feverish destination for the Design Week that starts today

Natuzzi, Via Durini 24 (on cover). Giant, golden olive shoots in the courtyard of magnificent palazzo: it is the installation commissioned to Marcantonio, an artist/designer, to celebrate Fabio Novembre’s restyling of the showroom.

Twins by EMU, Design Sebastian Herckner

Twins by EMU, Design Sebastian Herkner

Arbi Arredobagno

Arbi Arredobagno

Emu, Corso Monforte 50. A new space in the heart of the city, all dedicated to designer outdoor furniture. At center stage Twin, new project by Sebastian Herkner.

Arbi Arredobagno, Corso Monforte/via S. Damiano. The showroom gets a new look thanks a deep restyling conceived by studio Calvi Brambilla, a hot name in town.

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D Studio, Via Durini 14. A true destination for lovers of signature design, that brings together the brands: B&B Italia, Maxalto, Azucena, Arclinea, Flos and Louis Poulsen. In a totally new layout signed by Piero Lissoni, creative director of B&B Italia.

Gabriel Scott, via santa Marta 10. In Floating ideas, the lighting brand offers many
reinvented versions of one of its bestsellers: the Welles chandelier.

Entropy and Desire, Wait and See, via Santa Marta 14. In a very eclectic concept store, furniture created from a mix of materials by British designer Grace Prince.

Voyage en Intérieur, Le French Art de Vivre. Institut français Milano, corso Magenta 63. Art dialogues with the furniture winners of the French Design 100 award.

Archizoom Associati

Archizoom Associati

Co/Rizom - Photo © Matei Plesa

Co/Rizom – Photo © Matei Plesa

Archizoom Associati, via Cesare Correnti 14. Centro Studi Poltronova crea un angolo lettura con il divano Superonda di Archizoom (1968), icona del radical design in un’inedita fantasia.

Co/Rizom, Little monsters/scary beasts, via Cesare Correnti 14. Sinergia interessante tra design e tradizione, per l’empowerment dei piccoli produttori locali.

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