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This week, we are sharing five new designs that made their debut at this year's Milan Design Week. From well-known designers like Nendo, to new names like Ricardo Graham Ferreira, we have a diverse array of novelties.
Stay tuned next week for a first look at what SUITE NY will be debuting during New York's Design Week! |
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| PLISSE |
| Mario Bellini, 2018 |
This low yet functional table maintains a light aesthetic with its gentle curves created by a complex process of glass bending. Positioned in the center is a functional magazine rack element made of curved glass in transparent ruby red or transparent extralight glass.
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| BICORN |
| Craig Bassam & Scott Fellows, 2018 |
BassamFellows wash chosen to create designs for a new landmark dining space in New York City, hence the birth of the Bicorn. The chairs had rigorous criteria – they needed to be suitable for outdoor use, they needed to be stackable, and they also needed to be available in distinctive, beautiful materials.
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| AMI-VERRE |
| Jean Nouvel, 2018 |
The Ami-Verre is a luxurious yet functional take on a modular bookcase. Its black smoked tempered glass is reinforced and stabilized with metallic strengthening elements positioned in the joints.
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| SELA STOOL |
| Ricardo Graham Ferreira, 2018 |
Carved from a single, solid block of wood, the organic ergonomic form literally came out of the hands of its Brazilian designer. “It was impossible to draw this shape. I just knew I wanted a three-legged stool with a perfect position for the pelvis. I stood in front of the wood and began to spontaneously carve. The rest was pure pleasure and elbow grease”.
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| N01 |
| Nendo, 2018 |
Created by the merging of Danish and Japanese aesthetics and purity, N01 brings back nature and embraces today's modern life: a life where the dining room is not only a place to enjoy a meal but it’s also a place to be productive, a place for conversation, a place to relax from a busy workday or just everyday life.
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