What Defines Modern Classic Style by Brabbu
By weblog / April 1, 2020
In a quick and welcoming conversation with the manager designer responsible for the European brand Brabbu, Milan design Agenda was...
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In a quick and welcoming conversation with the manager designer responsible for the European brand Brabbu, Milan design Agenda was to discover what cannot be missing in Modern Classic Style. Take a look! The classic interior house design originated from European culture, like Victorian and Art Deco also the Greek […]
Flexform Outdoor Collection has launched its first outdoor furniture collection designed with the help of architect Antonio Citterio. The newly released Outdoor collection includes sofas, armchairs, tables, chairs and an array of other accessories. Find out more! The Flexform Outdoor Collection bears the same DNA as the interior collections. It is […]
Nina Yashar is without question one of Milan’s top design dealers, and you’ve an opportunity at Milan Design Week 2015 to go to her Nilufar gallery in Via della Spiga, and feel it pulsing at the epicenter of achingly expensive mid-century gems and the hottest contemporary designs for the last 15 years. This is one exhibition that Milan Design Agenda suggests you to see during your visit at iSaloni 2015!
In this Milan Design Week 2015, for the very first time, she will open the doors to her warehouse – Nilufar Depot, north of the Garibaldi train station – to truly showcase her treasure trove. Architect Massimiliano Locatelli has been enlisted to design the space in the image of Milan’s famous Teatro della Spiga gallery.
See also: Milan House Interior Design Tour – Nina Yashar an unusual modernism
Osanna Visconti Vimodrone, Raggi Console
Chaise Maurice armchair
Paume sofa
Roberto Giulio Rida cabinet
On the left Nir Meiri, 2Moons floor lamp
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Imposing, dramatic, yet distinctly practical, the space will host a range of Nilufar gallery protégés, among them Locatelli and Martino Gamper, as well as the neon lights of Marco Rizzuto, six-metre-tall brass curtains of Leonar Antunes and Lindsey Adelman’s cage chandeliers.
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