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• The Most Curious Finds at Milan Design Week
• Your go-to guide for Milan Design Week 2023
• Milan Design Week 2024: 9 Design Trends Spotted by AD Editors
• Nifemi Marcus Bello’s Omi Iyo Collection
• Hermès Collection Maison 2024
• My firm isn’t landing the right leads, despite thoughtful marketing. What am I missing?

In 2005, Denise brought her design flare to East Mesa by opening a design firm and boutique, Coco Milanos, named after her beloved dog, Coco. Today, many of the exquisite gift items, once shopped for on the store, are now available for purchase on our website. If the red dot stickers visible across the majority of the pieces on display were anything to go by, the exhibition was a commercial hit, too.

The Most Curious Finds at Milan Design Week

Ashley Manhan obtained her degree from UCLA while simultaneously employed at a well-respected firm in Santa Monica where she was immersed in high-end hotel and resort design. The firm’s high profile clientele included Starwood Hotels & Resorts and Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants amongst others. She would later join, and quickly move up the ranks, of hospitality pioneer sbe Entertainment. Ashley was also immersed in the design of numerous notable restaurants including the Bazaar with celebrity chef José Andrés, a Michael Mina restaurant in Hollywood and Katsuya LA Live in Los Angeles. Avenue has continued to work on new build projects with both aforementioned chefs as well as many of the aforementioned hospitality groups.

Your go-to guide for Milan Design Week 2023

Developing a collection inspired by European design and Middle Eastern arts in Los Angeles to be shown at Milan Design Week may seem like overload, but for designer Natasha Baradaran, it’s just another day at the office—or, workroom. The Los Angeles–based creative grew up spending summers in Milan and has always loved travel, so it seemed natural that when she stepped into product design four years ago, her influences would be multicultural. And while it’s common for American designers to visit and show in Milan during Design Week, Baradaran’s familiarity with the city makes it extra special for her. This year, she’ll debut her third furniture line, Andro, in a shoppable pop-up presentation at Milan’s hip lifestyle boutique Tearose. To see what goes into such a presentation, AD PRO follows Baradaran for a day back in L.A. Issey Miyake’s 2024 design project, to be unveiled at the brand’s Milan store, is called “Fold and Crease,” a self-explanatory name suggesting that the Dutch collective We Make Carpets selected for the initiative meant to highlight the DNA and core design and manufacturing ethos of the Japanese brand.

Milan Design Week 2024: 9 Design Trends Spotted by AD Editors

Called “Fit+Form+Function,” it’s poised to highlight the combination of research and technology championed by the three partners since 2004. The interiors punctuated by elements in iron and brass are enriched by artworks by the likes of Concetto Pozzati, Michael Staniak and Andrea Galvani hailing from the Galleria Secci gallery, as well as design pieces from Cassina, Mario Bellini, Verner Panton and Kartell, among others. To preview the new Mandarino di Sicilia fragrance and its limited-edition Mandarino Millesimato 2022 version, Acqua di Parma is staging an installation in its flagship hinged on geometric totems developed with Fornice Objects to metaphorically nod to Sicilian mandarin trees.

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Jason is the Director of Design & Construction at Avenue Interior Design, where he enthusiastically applies his 25+ years of experience in the hospitality design field. He leads large-scale complex projects from concept through completion, using his diverse talents, including space planning, interior architectural design, and graphic design. He also focuses on the practical aspects of every project and excels in project management, CAD management, and document management. His innovative problem solving allows him to evaluate and balance competing project interests for successful solutions. Prior to joining Avenue Interior Design, Jason worked on domestic and international luxury resort and hotel projects for Rosewood, Las Vegas Sands, and Westin.

Nifemi Marcus Bello’s Omi Iyo Collection

Also, the collection features a homeware capsule with pajamas, dressing gowns and slippers, as well as printed plaids and pillows. The offer includes wooden screens, a series of wallpapers, notebooks and drawing boards covered in silk. The artist drew inspiration from exclusive prints of 19th century Chinese embroidery, 1930s tea jackets and 18th century pieces from the archives of the Musée Galliera collections, to name a few. Valextra has conscripted Italian graphic design firm Studio Temp to shed new light on its codes and heritage, unveiling a full roster of initiatives to coincide with Milan Design Week. Under the moniker “Valextra Vocabolario,” the luxury leather-goods specialist is mounting an installation at its Milan store, debuting a new Iside top-handle bag and a range of nylon accessories, unveiling a repair service and taking over the La Rinascente department store’s windows.

For example, the 18th century mosaic of the location inspired the “Sunrays” pattern on dessert plates, cups and the statement Bubble Vase painted with 18-karat gold bands. Miu Miu is opting for a cultural approach and promoting literature and the arts with its activation during the week. The brand will introduce its inaugural Literary Club “Writing Life,” a two-day event spotlighting the work of the late Italian writers and poets Sibilla Aleramo and Alba De Céspedes. A schedule of talks, readings and live music performances will aim to evoke the spirit of literary salons and artist collectives of yore at the city’s Circolo Filologico Milanese location on Wednesday and Thursday. During Milan Design Week, Porsche made a striking return with an impressive outdoor installation in the courtyard of Palazzo Clerici.

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Christie graduated cum laude from Woodbury University with a bachelor’s degree in Interior Architecture and a minor in Art History. Upon graduating, she spent several years with a nationally recognized hospitality firm based in Los Angeles where she worked extensively on new-build luxury hospitality projects, both domestically and internationally. She likes mixing styles and adding modern touches to classic forms, so that her designs are both fresh and timeless. Other floors came to life with homewares in zebra and leopard prints, and vibrant, multicolored stylings that reference Sicilian folk heritage. A favourite installation, and one that offered the perfect sanctuary from the lively city, was to be had at Emotions of the Sun by champagne house Veuve Clicquot—an enchanting space transporting the viewer on a sensory journey of textures and tones.

My firm isn’t landing the right leads, despite thoughtful marketing. What am I missing?

The installation Earthic, for manufacturer of sustainable interior surface Cosentino, turned waste into luxury by utilizing debris from the company’s production processes and cooking oil in the resin, while the white fragments on the surfaces, the aesthetic parts, were composed of recycled glass and PET. Meanwhile the color palette of restrained greys and dark green was chosen for it requires less resin than lighter and brighter shades. Gufram, the Italian furniture maker full of playful icons, has teamed with Motionitalia, a leader in the design of relaxation mechanisms for armchairs and sofas.

Under the direction of founders Andrea DeRosa and Ashley Justman, the studio is recognized for creating original identities for a wide range of properties and brands. We apply a fresh perspective to every project, as we consider the demographic, location and brand identity of each, to create layered and marketable interiors and products that exude exceptional character. With over 30 years of experience in the fashion and design industry, the designs of Denise Milano are diverse and profound.

JCID was established during the course of my career, and has evolved to become my primary focus since July 2016. Milan-based Japanese designer Keiji Takeuchi presents walking sticks & canes, an exhibition of 18 international designers in the Quadreria space at Triennale Milano during Milan Design Week 2024. As the title suggests it, the curator takes on the world of walking aids to unpack their history and relatively broad definition, which underwent unique evolutions in different eras. To do so, Takeuchi invites eighteen designers from around the globe to showcase a a variety of examples that question what walking sticks and canes represent in our lives. These walking aids are ‘a universal yet understated subject with limitless exploration potential. By conducting this research exhibition, we showcase 18 examples by designers I admire, aiming to share their thoughts on this subject and broaden our general awareness of this essential tool,’ he says.

‘Each new collection is a way to tell a new story, to make reference to our heritage,’ Benoit Pierre Emery, creative director of La Table Hermès, tells designboom. In Communication Studies from UCLA and began her career in social media marketing while employed at an LA-based children’s lifestyle and toy brand. Soon her artistic inclination for building and creating, along with her sharp eye for design, led to an opportunity within that company to design new products.

Through collaborative efforts, the event delved into the complexities of contemporary domesticity, fostering dialogue on the evolving role of the home in modern society. Denise Milano's designs have been featured in multiple issues of Phoenix Home and Garden Magazine, making the cover page on multiple occasions, as well as other local magazines. You can see her designs displayed in homes across the state of Arizona and California.

The idea was to connect what has historically been women’s work with the more masculine art of metalsmithing. While it’s a technique that can be seen in much of Hicks’s work, the sconces on view begged a second look. Like shopping for greeting cards, wandering through the Louvre, or scrolling Netflix, Milan Design Week offers an overwhelming number of things to see—and choices to make about what to see. The city-wide fair (which we ELLE DECOR editors like to refer to as “Design’s Super Bowl”) draws hundreds of exhibitors and hundreds of thousands of attendees. Salone del Mobile, the week’s anchoring trade fair, in fact, had more than 300,000 registered visitors last year. From futuristic inflatables to a topsy-turvy office furniture installation, here are just a few of the things that delighted us during design’s biggest party.

And loved by celebrities, will present “Smoothies,” its new colorful collection inspired by the multicolored beverages. The denim pieces are in a palette of lilac, cream, blue jeans with a liquid-like tie-dye effect. On Friday and Saturday, Icon Denim Ape Car will be traveling across the main city’s areas, from the fashion district of Tortona to the neighborhood of Brera, from the district of Porta Venezia to the Navigli area inviting people to discover the new collection while sipping a smoothie. In keeping with its sustainably minded ethos, Spanish brand Ecoalf is suggesting that waste is an opportunity via a window installation aimed at highlighting the possibilities of purpose-driven design. Taller Marmo’s founders Riccardo Audisio and Yago Goicoechea will spotlight the work of Studio Sana Benzaitar, a female-led studio producing one-of-a-kind carpets and unique design pieces, at their recently opened Casa space. For the occasion, artist Sana Benzaitar also realized an exclusive rug paying tribute to the brand’s signature Mrs. Ross caftan and replicating the exact roomy shape of the fringed garment.

Working with bathroom brand Kohler, the cutting-edge London artist and designer constructed a maze-like brutalist installation at Palazzo del Senato featuring a giant orange lavatory and twisting industrial pipes to mark the launch of his first product, Formation 02. Textile specialist Vitale Barberis Canonico has linked with Driade on outfitting some of its furniture icons with its woolen fabrics. The Rodolfo Dordoni-designed sofa Hall covered in a tartan carded flannel and the Verlane sofa and Lisa and Ipercubo armchairs upholstered in a coat-aimed double woolen fabric will be displayed at the fabric maker’s showroom in Milan’s Brera district. Martin’s showcase of her brand La DoubleJ’s new homewares collection, dubbed “Solar.” For the first time the presentation will be held not at the label’s flagship but at the Palazzo Belgioioso venue, whose elements were referenced in the range.