HOS is the first collection designed by Kengo Kuma for GANDIABLASCO. The design echoes traditional Japanese architecture. The structure is crafted using the Okuriari technique, a masterful carpentry skill involving the interlocking of carved wooden elements. The result takes shape in elegant wooden structures, paired with soft and full-bodied fabrics that poetically evoke natural phenomena and elements through the design of their patterns.
The Unlimited seating system and Mini Clay side table furnish a reading and relaxation area at UNIQLO’s Piazza Cordusio store in Milan, bringing Italian design into dialogue with Japanese fashion
Renowned for its ability to create organic shapes for walls and ceilings, the Wood-Skin® platform evolves into Presentform, a new starting point for shaping space
From 12 to 15 January 2027, Heimtextil returns to Frankfurt with a look at the future of spaces and textiles, where functionality, technology and wellbeing converge. At the heart of the new edition is a collaboration with Alcova
The PoMo Museum of modern and contemporary art in Trondheim, Norway, is becoming a foundation. A gesture owed to the city by its founders, the Reitan family, with the collaboration of designers India Madhavi and Erik Langdalen
Guillaume Rolland, head of the Christian Liaigre studio, discusses his method: a balance between rigor and poetry, space and furniture, precision and vision. Between skepticism toward “Instagram aesthetics” and a strong focus on the client, his approach combines problem-solving with the crafting of emotion
Toscanini introduces a bespoke collection of hangers and wardrobe solutions for the yachting world, transforming storage into a refined, home-like experience
