Milan Design Week

The Italian furniture manufacturer’s new collection includes stunning pieces by Christophe Pillet, Harry&Camila and Bartoli Design.

At Milan’s Euroluce, Azure nabbed a few minutes with the New York designer to discuss his latest works for Flos.

Salone del Mobile 2011 was packed with big, bold displays. But one installation along via Tortona – by Japanese lighting company Lumiotec – was so small that only five or six people could see it at once.

An exhibit at the prestigious Triennale di Milano showcases Karim Rashid’s amazingly prolific output of the last 15 years.

Lasvit, Prague’s leading manufacturer of glass and crystal objects showed off three chandeliers created by top designers: Fabio Novembre of Italy, Mathieu Lehanneur of France and Japan’s Nendo.

The winners of Mikser’s Young Balkan Designers are on display at the Salone Satellite – the Salone del Mobile’s hall devoted to up-and-coming designers.

Swedish Love Stories once again presents a smorgasbord of amazing young talent.

French designer Matali Crasset was on hand at Campeggi’s booth yesterday, testing out her new Dynamic Life. The low-lying sofa’s five seat-cushions fold out like fingers to reveal a bright yellow mattress.

Salone del Mobile’s bustling halls are also hosting the massive Euroluce lighting show, with standout fixtures by Claesson Koivisto Rune, Karim Rashid and Shigeru Ban.

With the lighting manufacturer’s most stunning products, designer Vicente Garcia Jimenez has choreographed a spectacular light show at Superstudio Più in Zona Tortona.