Rossana Orlandi portrait - Photo © AnnicaEklund
admin 4/06/2024
“No middle ground for success”
We interviewed an Italian design guru: Rossana Orlandi. She offered her own personal take on the latest edition of the Salone del Mobile (and the whole sector), and some advice for young creative talents: “You have to know how to choose between art and function.” The most important gift today? “Humility”
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