In Como, an apartment all about light and collectible design. Redesigned by a couple of gallery owners, it is located inside a legendary condominium: the Novocomum by Giuseppe Terragni, an icon of Italian Rationalism. Io Donna, 20.02.2021Text by: Lia FerrariPhotos: Christian Schaulin | Living InsideProduction: Kerstin RoseRead More →
The lines that cross the space respecting imaginary symmetries express a harmonious, sometimes algid, sense of beauty, like a postmodern scenography that lends itself to being experienced, an eulogy to minimalism to be lived in everyday life. An approach that has distant origins, when the objects of living were not permeated by the philosophy of disposability, which then spread from the beginning of the of the 1980s. Those who lived through that golden age and got used to an aesthetic that is not at all obvious yet functional, cannot forget. From this idea Demosmobilia was born, a gallery specialized in the design of the twentiethRead More →
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Views of the city as natural paintings or drawn in the dust by artists. In a calibrated and disruptive project signed by Massimo Adario.Read More →
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