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Stylepark is raffing off one "mudra" chair by Brunner.

HPP Architekten are realising "The Cradle" for the Interboden Group – a concise timber hybrid building in element construction, in which the holistic approach is in the foreground. Antonino Vultaggio, senior partner responsible for the project at HPP Architekten, explains the concept to us in an interview.

"Color Opinions" from Object Carpet offers a multi-layered design concept for textile floor coverings, which has now been expanded to include new trend colors and a working tool.

Dr. Christine Lemaitre is Chief Executive Officer of the DGNB e.V., the German Sustainable Building Council. She is also a jury member of the German Sustainability Award Design, which is being awarded for the third time this year. We spoke to her about holistic sustainability concepts, greenwashing and sustainable design solutions.

Many opportunities in one lighting solution: thanks to the "Flex Strip Wall" from Proled, it is possible to present structures and walls in the best light with very little effort.

Quo vadis Messe Frankfurt? Iris Jeglitza-Moshage, Managing Director of the Technology Division, and Johannes Möller, Head of Brand Management at Light + Building, tell the publishers of Stylepark what milestones the trade fair, congress and event organiser has reached and what goals it has in mind.

With "mudra", Brunner makes an innovative contribution to the typology of the shaped wooden chair. The furniture, developed with Munich designer Stefan Diez, can now be viewed exclusively at the Milan Design Week.

Floriade Expo 2022 in Almere sees itself as a showcase for a green, healthy and livable city. Part of the concept is a ropeway from Doppelmayr/Garaventa that not only provides access to the exhibition site but also gives a preview of future urban mobility concepts.

With the armchair "D70" by Tecta, Marco Dessí has designed a timeless piece of furniture inspired by Bauhaus and composed of various geometric figures.

Kaldewei is represented four times at the Milan Design Week. One of the highlights is the "Bathscape" installation by Cristina Celestino, which deals with the connection between luxury and sustainability.

In addition to the manufacturers' presentations on the exhibition grounds and in the city's showrooms, Milan Design Week offers a multitude of other exciting events that are well worth discovering. We have selected ten events from the wealth of offers that you should not miss.

With a limited special edition of the design classic USM Haller, the Swiss specialist for modular furniture is making pink dreams come true at Milan Design Week.

During the Milan Design Week, Walter Knoll is showing a fascinating installation in the heart of the city that allows design, art and architecture to become one.

At this year's Milan Furniture Fair, Ames is presenting a special limited edition of the "Cartagena Reina Chair". The venue is the "Giardino segreto di ames", a 600 square metre private garden in the newly opened Vmaison boutique hotel in the heart of Brera.

At the concrete block manufacturer Godelmann, not only quality and sustainability play a role, but also successful design. This is exemplified by the "GDM.AWA" collection designed by Sebastian Herkner.

From June 21 to 24, 2022, the Heimtextil Summer Special will take place in Frankfurt/Main coinciding with the Techtextil and Texprocess trade fairs. Olaf Schmidt, Vice President Textiles and Textile Technologies, tells us in an interview what exhibitors and visitors can expect from the special format.

The colour purple plays a leading role this year in Schönbuch's Milan showroom and ideally sets the scene for the new designs by Sebastian Herkner, Bao-Nghi Droste, Saskia Diez, Christian Haas, Leandra Eibl and f/p design, among others.

“Reduce, reuse, recycle” – for flooring manufacturer Bolon, this is more than just a catchy slogan, it is a claim, and one that is to be taken seriously. Indeed, it is the company’s objective that by 2028 50 percent of all Bolon flooring will be part of a circular economy.

In recent years, aerial tramways have increasingly been brought into play as a means of transport in urban areas. We spoke to Reinhard Fitz, Head of International Business Development at Doppelmayr, about aerial tramways for the city and the need for a new form of connectivity.

Zeitraum presents "ZENSO HIGH" from the Formstelle design office, a new lounger that combines craftsmanship with sculptural freeform.