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Pritzker Prize: a journey through the iconic figures in architecture

Learning more about "the Nobel Prize of architecture," we discover fascinating connections between the projects of the great archistars and their design masterpieces. A tangible testimony to the deep connection between architecture and interior design.

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The art of elegance: the house museum Casa Boschi Di Stefano in Milan

Where architecture, period furnishings and works of art come together in a timeless experience.

From writing surface to working desk

The brief history of a piece of furniture that has followed the evolution of one of humanity's most cherished disciplines, transforming over the centuries from a simple writing surface to an increasingly complex and specialized piece of furniture.

Sailing through the centuries

Ships, with their majesty and timeless charm, have crossed time bringing with them compelling stories and epic moments. Among the many vessels that have sailed the seas, rivers and oceans, some have become part of history with an indelible impact, channelling the luxury and grandeur of the era in which they hit the waters.

Art mysteries: the 5 most famous works of art that disappeared in mystery

The art world is full of extraordinary masterpieces, but there are some works of art that stand out not only for their beauty, but also for the mystery surrounding them: these are the stolen works of art that have never been found. Let us take a look at five of the most famous works of art that disappeared into thin air and were never recovered.

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Hyperrealism era

Emerged in the late 1960s as an evolution of photorealism, Hyperrealism seeks to present an enhanced version of reality, pushing the boundaries of what the human eye can perceive.

The true story of Alain Delon and the furniture maker from Udine

"[...] Neither new nor old, neither futurist nor antique. It will be the Alain Delon style." This is how the French star describes the line he designed in collaboration with Vittorio Sabot, presented to the public at the 1975 Milan Furniture Show and immediately the subject of criticism (but also praise) from the press of the time. Let's discover together this eclectic and unprejudiced collection.

Vanitas

Today our most favorite objects become part of our personality, as far as turning into our allegorical symbols. But what was the tradition in the past? Have you ever heard of "Vanitas"?

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.

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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.

Maarten Baas, pyromaniac of design

Burning things has always been my hobby and I wanted to burn more and more. At first I burned small things, but soon I burned cars, planes and buildings. Someone suggested that maybe I could make a living that way. So, a few years later, I discovered a technique with which I could preserve burnt objects and that was the beginning of Smoke.

Designers and mountain projects

From Charlotte Perriand to Carlo Mollino, there are countless architects who have left their mark on the European mountains. Let's discover together more or less well-known historical projects for chalets, shelters and ski resorts.