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Bone Light is much more than a lamp: it is a design masterpiece that combines the most advanced 3D printing technologies with the intrinsic elegance of natural bone structures. This extraordinary object captures the eye and imagination, intertwining refined details with sustainable materials, such as 3D-printed limestone, that emphasize every nuance of its aesthetics.

The more heat is emitted, the more the Pelt Chair will light up, perhaps also enlightening the thoughts of those who occupy it, inspiring new ideas to address the climate crisis we are experiencing: the message contained in the organic forms of its design and in the technology that composes it is that each of us has the potential to produce energy

Between Kotor and Budva, on the coast of Montenegro, the project to transform an old disused tunnel combines the tradition of religious pilgrimage to Ostrog, popular music festivals, and the need to provide energy and light to a remote and dangerous area. This gives rise to a futuristic object that is both a club, a chapel, and a thermodynamic wind turbine

Evolution of the table football game we all know, the Harbour Cup invites players to reflect and collaborate through its rules to decide how to play

Joseph is more than just a shelf: it is a furniture piece that combines craftsmanship tradition and modernity, offering a unique flexibility to reinvent your spaces with elegance, with different finishes, lengths, and accessories to create personalized and functional combinations.

Each participant becomes a co-creator of urban scenarios through Gimbal City, promoting collaboration and creativity through physical interfaces exploring a shared urban landscape that is constantly evolving.

Ritmo is a multifunctional piece of furniture that combines elegance, practicality, and sustainability, capable of adapting to any type of environment thanks to its compact dimensions and its versatile design: each side features specific functions that optimize space and celebrate the beauty of natural materials

The new colorful and airy collection of outdoor seating to furnish outdoor spaces, but, why not? also interiors, is called Veranda and is produced by the Venetian company Gobbo Salotti

A highly expressive figuration that alters the known to border into new worlds: GELATOWALL subverts the simple act of serving ice cream in favor of new extremely contemporary perceptual and usage modes, and it does so with simplicity, essentiality, and communicative strength.

The Milano armchair is a symbol of how architecture and design can merge to create unique experiences. Embodying the dynamism of the city that inspires it, the Milano armchair by 29 MILANO transforms the act of sitting into a ritual of introspection and reflection, capable of adapting to everyday life and urban context. A true microcosm of style, elegance, and innovation.

The study of nature and the search to apply its infallible rules, shaped by millennia of trials to find maximum efficiency, inspire all the work of the designer of the Radiolaria chair: a 1:1 scale 3D printed prototype composed solely of recycled PA12 that reproduces the perfection of unicellular microorganisms from which it also takes its name

The widespread issue of noise pollution in the workplace has a new biomimetic solution with a strong visual impact: the Biomimicry Phone Booth

The collection of wallpapers Minimal Textures is a blend of design and scientific research, the result of in-depth studies in Environmental Psychology and Neuroscience.

The goal is ambitious: to create spaces that promote daily well-being by reducing mental fatigue and fostering emotional balance. Through the skillful use of essential geometric shapes and a delicate color palette, each environment is transformed into a refuge of harmony and calm. The collection aims to meet the needs of those seeking a balance between aesthetics and functionality, creating spaces that invite relaxation and concentration.

Loris Lillo, known as Lillo Letters, is a lettering artist as he defines himself. A graphic designer and artisan specialized in creating handmade signs, with a style that strongly recalls the traditions of lettering and artisanal typography. His work fits into a context that celebrates the return to the use of traditional techniques in an era dominated by digital design. Loris uses manual tools such as brushes and paints, often working on surfaces of wood or metal to create unique, personalized, and artistically meaningful signs.

Zuccotto is the design project designed for the well-being of dogs and cats: an approach that considers and respects the different points of view, of the animal and the person, responding to the habits and needs of both. The play of colors and shapes makes the collection lively and joyful.