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A touch of nostalgia, the timeless elegance of vintage signs

Are you looking for an unusual and fun decoration for your home or store? Vintage signs will allow you to add style, originality and personality to your room decor in a versatile and creative way. Let's discover together intOndo's selection of small and large antique and vintage signs.

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A touch of nostalgia, the timeless elegance of vintage signs

Are you looking for an unusual and fun decoration for your home or store? Vintage signs will allow you to add style, originality and personality to your room decor in a versatile and creative way. Let's discover together intOndo's selection of small and large antique and vintage signs.

6 objects for a portrait of Martino Lurani Cernuschi

From a chat with a polyhedric collector and composer, a window opens onto unknown universes and an incredible collection, deeply linked to the passions and creativity of its initiator.

Impossible chairs: the art of sitting

We can recognise them by a few simple characteristics that determine their shapes, but above all their function. What does actually define a chair? Discover how designers and artists have investigated the object "chair" across the 20th century.

Everlasting cast iron furnishings

Composed mainly of iron and carbon, cast iron gives rise to a fascinating and naturally durable material that cannot be forged either cold or hot and is obtained only by casting. This characteristic of it has dictated its success as the furnishing materials of choice for the urban fabric as well as the garden.

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Italy. The New Domestic Landscape

The exhibition that animated the spaces of the MoMA 50 years ago is regarded as a key event for understanding the expansion of Italian design from the second half of the 20th century.

The Bargello National Museum: the temple of Renaissance sculpture in Florence

Have you heard about the National Museum of the Bargello in Florence? From a former prison to a place of culture, the Bargello houses the most important collection of Italian Renaissance sculpture, as well as an extraordinary collection of decorative arts artifacts, such as furniture, textiles, ceramics, ivories, and numerous other works. From April 5 to Sept. 4, 2023, the Bargello will host an exhibition of three works from Orsanmichele's celebrated sculptural cycle: Lorenzo Ghiberti's Saint John the Baptist, Andrea del Verrocchio's Incredulity of Saint Thomas, and Giambologna's Saint Luke.

Milan Design Week 2023

Born to showcase the latest trends and innovations in the world of design and furniture, this year Salone del Mobile will also unveil some of the city's hidden places as well as celebrate some historical Milanese institutions. Come with us to discover Milan Design Week 2023.

The bar cabinet in short

Big player in the 50s living room, this convivial piece of furniture is much sought after in its vintage specimens, as it is reproposed by the contemporary design repertoire.

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When Structures Take Shape, Angelo Mangiarotti’s retrospective at Triennale Milano

Open until 22nd April, the exhibition at Triennale di Milano takes a glimpse into Mangiarotti's life and career, investigating his work in architecture, product design and art.

A place to hang your hat

We often underestimate the importance of the foyer decorating it only with a view to its functionality. Yet the entrance hall has the potential to make us feel immediately welcome or, at times, uncomfortable both in other people's homes and especially in our own. Let’s see how to make the most of it.

A beige carpet for the Oscars

2023 marked a historic turning point for Hollywood's most glamorous night, the Oscars red carpet. For the first time since 1961, the Academy Awards abandoned the traditional red carpet to roll out a champagne colored 900 meter alternative. What do you think?