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REVIEW – SALONE DEL MOBILE & MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2023

Back to the future

by Anna Moldenhauer | 4/24/2023

What does a trade fair like the Salone del Mobile.Milano currently need in order to inspire companies and guests alike? With which concepts do the creatives of Milan Design Week react to the structural changes that the industry has undergone in the last four years? Our Review.

Man and the Machine

by Jasmin Jouhar | 4/29/2021

From Ikea into the museum: Industrial designer Hella Jongerius researches into the future of textile manufacture. On her new exhibition "Woven Cosmos" at Berlin’s Gropius Bau.

STYLEPARK SELECTED IMM COLOGNE 2019

Simply the best!

12/20/2018

At imm cologne 2019, Stylepark will present its Stylepark Selected Award to the most interesting new products at the fair.

SALONE DEL MOBILE 2018

Impressions of the Salone del Mobile 2018

by Anna Moldenhauer | 4/22/2018

You didn't make it to Salone del Mobile 2018? Never mind! Stylepark brings you the impressions of the trade fair and the showrooms in Milan on your monitor.

SALONE DEL MOBILE 2018

Celebra il design!

by Anna Moldenhauer | 4/12/2018

The most important events, exhibitions and parties of Milan Design Week at a glance.

Chromatic variations

by Fabian Peters | 7/8/2017

The Galerie Kreo in London is showing a selection of works by Hella Jongerius – colorful – in the truest sense of the word.

When the sofa is dressed in pink

by Martina Metzner | 1/31/2017

Conservative – a thing of the past. Be it strong accents or a chic mix – at the imm cologne you could see colorful furniture wherever you looked. In future, each brand no doubt needs its own color concept.

Woven, not tufted

1/21/2016

Hella Jongerius goes for carpets: Uta Abendroth spoke to the designer about her five new models for Danskina.

Wear pine

11/11/2015

Do furniture design and fashion swing to the same rhythm? We had a look round in Cologne, London, Milan, New York, Paris and Stockholm: And started with color.

On tiles and other modules

by Thomas Edelmann | 10/6/2015

Refugees, tradesmen and an open-ended notion of design. The Vienna Design Week differs from other design festivals as a major curated event with qualities all of its own. A tour.

Fluctuations in the price of gold

by Martina Metzner | 9/20/2015

The guest country is France, Vienna’s “Favoriten” district is this year’s focal point and gold can be found along the “Passionswege”, or paths of passion. We have filtered out the cream of the crop, so here are the must-sees at the Vienna Design Week.

A footwear store with a twist

by Adeline Seidel | 6/23/2015

Fancy a new pair of shoes to go with your design classic? No problem. On the Vitra Campus, architect Diébédo Francis Kéré has established a Camper pop-up store in a domed structure à la Buckminster Fuller.

Small is beautiful

by Martina Metzner | 3/25/2015

They’re back in fashion – small, light armchairs with a wooden or tubular steel frame. In the 1950s and 1960s they came to fame as “easy chairs”; now they’ve morphed into “lounge chairs”. For the office or the home.

Voulez vous Prouvé?

by Uta Abendroth | 6/27/2014

At Design Miami, which took place in parallel to Art Basel, the French galleries presented an awful lot of Jean Prouvé originals. The icing on the cake: Konstantin Grcic transformed an Audi TT into a mobile living machine.

Salone, Salone or Twelve Milan stories

by Thomas Wagner | 4/16/2014

Milan in the days of the Salone and Fuori Salone – is a hodgepodge of impressions, encounters and cameo stories. In terms of form and content, they are as different as, say, people, furniture, brands, and markets.

Colorful dishes, perfectly seasoned

by Martina Metzner | 1/20/2014

Furniture design in a swirl of colors: At the imm cologne designers and manufacturers have dipped deep into pots of color and mixed up any number of great tones. We checked out what worlds of color are competing with each other.

Colour Attack!

by Martina Metzner | 5/6/2013

Loud colors, pastel hues and any amount of highlights. New, unusual color designs for tables, chairs and sofas really stimulated the eye in Milan. Following fashion’s suit. The best example is Vitra with a new color concept for its classics. From occasional contrasts to complete color harmony – the trend is definitely for interiors to become more colorful. And a good thing, too.

Aestheticizing the seemingly imperfect

by Uta Abendroth | 1/24/2013

During imm Cologne, the Museum für Angewandte Kunst opened a special kind of exhibition: “Isn’t it romantic? – Contemporary Design Balancing between Poetry and Provocation”. An homage to the longing for a world that isn’t always perfect.

What should offices be? A small town or a camping site?

by Thomas Wagner | 10/29/2012

Orgatec 2012 in Cologne presents the 21st-century office as an urban landscape in colors as fresh as spring itself. Seldom does one feel so content at work – be it alone in a cocoon or in a meeting in a sheltered seating group.

A glimpse behind the curtain

by Nina C. Müller | 2/20/2012

Maharam stands for exclusive upholstery fabrics from Eames’ “Dot Pattern” to Hella Jongerius’ “Repeat Classic Stripe”. The book “Maharam Agenda” published by Michael Maharam documents the US textile manufacturer’s development from the very beginnings to the present day. As accomplished as the treatment of the textile collections and multifarious company philosophy may be, the book does not offer us a real peak behind the scenes.

Unfinished and yet complete

by Nina Reetzke | 8/29/2011

"Misfit" is the title of the current monograph on Hella Jongerius. The publication not only illuminates the Dutch designer's oeuvre to date but also illustrates the available design options when the medium book is re-thought.

My pillow from Uzbekistan

by Markus Frenzl | 9/5/2009

Home living magazines announced the "multicultural furniture" trend, the "ethno-style" and "intercultural design" trend. The new color frenzy is being judged as an expression of overcoming a "design style" which is far too plain and of the need for individuality and unconventionality. The world of design seems to have opened up to foreign creative styles.

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