Through the Lando Gingerbread collection, the designer Paola Navone aims to rediscover the suggestive power of wood using unusual combinations of shapes, materials, styles and traditions. By reviewing the traditional combinations of wood, Paola Navone brings to the fore the harmonious compatibilities of wood with ceramic and steel, with rich floral fabrics and bright colors. […]
The Italian designer, Giancarlo Zema, has realized for Luxyde a fascinating collection of tables, seats and lamps that illuminate during the night, creating an atmosphere like in a story. In order to make Bright Wood Collection, the designer used natural materials
In case you do not like to use the common bathrooms from the places where you travel, the Italian producer Olympia Ceramica proposes a variant of portable bathroom that can be a response to this shortcoming. Named My Bag, this mini bathroom is inspired by the shape of a suitcase and it can be used-up
Eremito Hotel is the ideal place for those who truly seek peace and calm, a place with a mystical footprint leads you to find inner peace. The hotel is surrounded by three thousand hectares of natural reservation being arranged in a historical building. Because it became a ruin, the old monastery required four years of
Powered by Rubinetterie Cristina, company from Italy, Dynamo Rainbow shower uses water to produce electricity. In the head of the shower is placed a turbine that, driven by water, supplies with energy an LED system
In a space where in the past a shop has functioned, the italian company R3Architetti from Torino, Italy, has arranged an attractive studio apartment for a young turinese. The project and design concept effectively harness the length and height of the space, the architects had projected a bridge that divides the space in two and
Established in Cittadella in the province of Padova, Italy, in the early 1990s, L’Ottocento produces handmade kitchens interweaving the classic style with the contemporary one. Using old craft techniques complemented with a know-how technical innovation and aesthetic, L’Ottocento takes full advantage of the potential of solid wood and brings to life authentic creations, in which
„These works are unique and unrepeatable, made by me, with driftwood found on the Maldivian beaches after heavy storms. Each root, tells a story, each timber has some unique features that I have tried to highlight the craftsmanship and my love and my passion for nature”. With these words, Giovanni Angelozzi presents his works of
