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intOndo Magazine
PoMo: The New Museum Reshaping the Scandinavian Art Scene
In February 2025, one of Northern Europe’s most exciting new cultural spaces opened in Trondheim: PoMo Museum, a museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art with the ambition of bringing major international artists to the heart of Scandinavia.
Inside Warhol’s Silver Factory
“Silver was the future, it was spacy – the astronauts wore silver suits… And silver was also the past, the Silver Screen – Hollywood actresses photographed in silver sets. And maybe more than anything, silver was narcissism – mirrors were backed with silver.” Designer Ben Kelly, chair of interior and spatial design at University of the Arts London
Monopoly, the evergreen!
We all know Monopoly, or the Landlord's game as it was originally called. With his millionaire addresses and his dreaded prison, it is a board game that has to do with real estate, its risks, money speculation and investments. Its popularity is no surprise, but do you know the history of the game?
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.
Halabala and the masters of Eastern European design
While the masters of Made in Italy, French, Scandinavian and American design shine in the varied panorama of vintage furniture, recently the attention of collectors has turned to Eastern Europe. This region has given birth to designers of notable importance, whose creativity has deep roots in tradition and a strong sensitivity to the avant-gardes of the 20th century. Their unique works, rediscovered by the vintage market, are appreciated for their timeless elegance and sophisticated innovation. Let's rediscover some of them!
The democratic design made by Campo and Graffi
intOndo's appointment with extinct furniture brands continues: these companies were the forges of unique projects and objects, increasingly sought-after by collectors. Here are some curiosities about Franco Campo and Carlo Graffi, two architects who were students of Carlo Mollino, founders of Home in Turin, a company that produced furniture on an industrial scale. Let's find out their interesting features together!
Design Trophies
In contemporary sport challenges, the gap between awards and prize money is increasingly narrowing. The trophies themselves, as collectible pieces, become true design projects, created by renowned figures from the world of art and architecture. Let's have a closer look at a few of them.
