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Ceramic vase designed by Andrea Branzi.
50 pieces limited edition, produced in 2007.
Superego editions.
"Milan Design Week 2008" - 188 pages, $49.13
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"After eight years the Milan Design Week has already become one of the design world's most 'not to be missed' annual appointments. Its outdoor showcase of international creativity allows visitors to see the latest collections and trends in furniture, accessories and objects at Zona Tortona and the centre of Milan.
We are two passionate members of www.creativeskills.be who went to Milan and visited as much exhibitions as possible. Seeing them all is in fact physically impossible. We returned home with sore feet, worn-out shoes, broken equipment, but also with lots of inspiration, tons of brochures and thousands of pictures.
For all of you who couldn’t go or who would love a souvenir of the Design Week, we made a compilation of the best designs, innovations, presentations, installations and… parties. All pictures come with a brief description and a website, which makes it easy for you to gather more information about your favourite designs."
Ceramic vase designed by Andrea Branzi.
50 pieces limited edition, produced in 2007.
Superego editions.
Ceramic vase designed by Andrea Branzi.
50 pieces limited edition, produced in 2007.
Superego editions.
Ceramic vase designed by Andrea Branzi.
50 pieces limited edition, produced in 2007.
Superego editions.
Ceramic vase designed by Andrea Branzi.
50 pieces limited edition, produced in 2007.
Superego editions.
Si è chiusa la Milano Design Week 2017: una settimana ricca di impegni, che ha visto POLI.design animare numerose iniziative dedicate al proprio network internazionale.
Rivedi tutti gli appuntamenti su www.polidesign.net/designweek2017
For Design Week Portland I chose to check out the Home Brewed by Design event. It was a collaboration of independent graphic designers paired with up and coming brewers to create fun and dynamic labels. I was impressed by the wide variety of conceptual ideas the designers came up with. They took great care in matching the style of the design to the taste and type of beer. My personal favorite design was for Simple People Porter. It had a lot of personality but remained minimal, geometric and embodied a good visual for the taste of the beer. I enjoyed chatting with a few of the designers, they were very humble and laid back. I also met someone from W + K who knew Frazier Goodbody (digital retoucher) who took me on a tour of the head quarters and introduced me to some of the art directors earlier this year. Overall, I had a great experience and hope to attend more of the events and workshops next year.