Magnetic and multi-sensory, the Cenote washbasin series designed by Patricia Urquiola continues to explore the expressive potential of clay with its new pedestal model.

A historic family hotel in the Pustertal valley has been extended and redesigned by studio NOA. The new
wave deck embeds it into the landscape and makes it a place for sports and entertainment. Where you can
ski, skate or walk in the middle of the Alpine nature.

TUBES exhibiting at the 4th Venice Design Biennial, from 19 May to 18 June, in parallel to the first month of the Architecture Biennale.

Materica, which specializes in the wire
metallization of the most diverse surfaces, participated for
the first time in Milano Design Week with its own installation:
INTERNA_MENTE.

Alcantara and Microsoft continue to partner for the Surface portfolio. Since the official launch in 2017, the two brands never stop working together to innovate and forge new ground also in terms of sustainability, supporting Microsoft’s goals to design products with the circular economy in mind, by adding renewable materials into device hardware.

Italian architecture practice Mixtura introduces a new conventual complex in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil, part of an important social project that the Fondazione Betania Onlus has been carrying out in Brazil since 2010.

On the occasion of Salone del Mobile 2023 Studiopepe took part in CAMPO BASE, a Manifesto project together with five other Italian architecture studios, examining the state of interior design in a collective exploration of the concept of intimacy.

“Spaziale. Everyone belongs to everyone else” is the title of the Italian Pavilion at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, promoted by the Directorate-General for Contemporary Creativity of the Ministry of culture and curated by Fosbury Architecture (Giacomo Ardesio, Alessandro Bonizzoni, Nicola Campri, Veronica Caprino, and Claudia Mainardi).

A dreamlike fantasy setting was created using tiles by WOW Design, with surprising results able to transport visitors to a whole new dimension.

ALPI, the Italian manufacturer of decorative surfaces made of reconstituted wood, presents new wood veneers as the result of teamwork with international and Italian designers, demonstrating yet again the company's skill and prowess in the reinvention of wood.