by Neil De La Flor | May 13, 2015 | alive, blog, furniture, lighting, products
one of the most astonishing offsite installations during milan design 2015 was tom dixon. the brand took over an abandoned theater near the duomo in milan, which was a former fascist youth group hang out, ex-disney studio and pornographic theater. dixon turned it into one of the most dynamic design showcases of the entire fair.
tom dixon. milan design week 2015.
by Neil De La Flor | May 6, 2015 | alive, blog, furniture, products
a monkey side table? everyone needs one to put stuff on when there’s monkey business going down. the monkey side table, designed by jaime hayon for bd barcelona, is made of solid architectural concrete in grey…
by Neil De La Flor | May 4, 2015 | blog, furniture, products
every year i head to milan. the fair is enormous, overwhelming at times, but essential. it’s where i get the chance to see what’s new in the world of design.
by Neil De La Flor | May 1, 2015 | blog, lighting, projects
there comes a time in life when one looks back, evaluates life, and becomes aware of the sum of experience that accumulated over the years.when this moment comes, new thoughts, new notions are born in one’s mind – a sense of clarity and purpose rise from the...
by Neil De La Flor | Apr 29, 2015 | alive, blog, lighting, products
the drawback of milan design week, which is also a benefit, is the overwhelming display of new products. here’s part ii of what glottman discovered at the inarchi installation: mono: rectangular marble free-standing lamp or sconce with backside high-performance...
