The Milan Triennial, established in 1923, celebrates art and design, enduring moments of silence but continuously resurging with renewed vigor and contemporary themes.Read More →
Milan’s design heritage is a result of industrial roots, iconic fashion movements, and creative innovation, shaping the city into a global design leader.Read More →
Gianfranco Frattini (1926-) was a key figure in Italian design, known for his contributions to architecture and industrial design, leaving a lasting impact.Read More →
Kupittaan Savi, Finland’s oldest pottery, showcases Finnish craftsmanship and design innovation. Its legacy extends globally, inspiring artists and reflecting Finnish design heritage.Read More →
Timo Sarpaneva (1926-2006) was a renowned Finnish designer known for his innovative glass and multi-material work, earning numerous prestigious awards throughout his versatile career.Read More →
Ulla Procopé (1921 – 1968) was a Finnish designer and ceramicist. She studied at the Taideteollinen Korkeakoulu, Helsinki, to 1948.Read More →
The 1960 Triennale di Milano, themed “Home and School,” showcased global design innovations against a Cold War backdrop, highlighting distinct architectural exhibits from various nations.Read More →
Lapo Binazzi, an influential Italian designer, explored diverse fields like architecture, interior design, and performance art, challenging design norms globally. His legacy inspires boundary-pushing creativity.Read More →
Willy Johansson was a transformative figure in the world of glassware design. Known for his white rim on clear or smoked glassware.Read More →