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As our relationships with brands become increasingly intimate, future-facing businesses will expand their luxury services by offering branded homes and apartments.
How will the home evolve to protect families from the threat of air pollution?
This year’s Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan questioned the role of design in the current political climate, through new democratic formats and symposiums.
Luxury brands took over this year’s festival with major installations, while a variety of universities, museums and independent studios focused on the transformative power of design.
Forests is a series of temporary installations that challenge our perception of public spaces and translate the ideas of the sharing economy into the context of the city.
London – Forests by Asif Khan and Mini Living proposes a much needed change in public-space planning.
This year’s festival offers new perspectives on the urban experience and the future of the design industry in a post-Brexit reality.
London – Mini is working with Asif Khan to explore the potential of the liminal spaces between work and home life.
The focus of the Salone Internazionale del Mobile continues to shift away from traditional furniture design towards future scenarios and systems.