Located in Loredo, a coastal town in northern Spain, Casa Loredo is the second residence designed by Zooco Estudio for its ongoing series titled New Vernacular Architecture of the Cantabrian Coast. Designed on a narrow plot with views across the bay to Santander, the house serves as both shelter and viewpoint. Surrounded by pines and […] More
Gervasoni returns to Salone del Mobile 2025 with Atay, a stand designed by Concetta Giannangeli that interprets the Moroccan tea ceremony Atay Bi Naa Naa as a model of hospitality. Tthe stand presents more than a design showcase, it offers an immersive environment shaped by ritual, memory, and contemporary sensibility. Fluid geometries, natural materials, and a […] More
At this year’s Salone del Mobile in Milan, Fermob introduced a range of new designs that continue to stretch the boundaries between outdoor and indoor use. Known for vibrant metal furniture, the French manufacturer now moves deeper into the home, offering solutions that carry the same color, energy, and precision across every space, from the […] More
Oluce returns to Euroluce 2025 with a presentation that reflects on its 80-year history while introducing a new lineup of designs. Founded in 1945, Oluce stands as the oldest active Italian company focused exclusively on lighting. The brand built its reputation through collaborations with design figures like Joe Colombo, Vico Magistretti, Marco Zanuso, and Tito […] More
Softhouse takes center stage at Fuorisalone 2025 with a fresh presentation inside Casaornella, the Milan gallery format conceived by Maria Vittoria Paggini. Now in its third edition, Casaornella adopts the theme Mediterranea – Andamento Lento, offering a setting inspired by southern cultures and a slower rhythm of life. Within this framework, Softhouse unveils a curated […] More
The latest design by Patricia Urquiola, the Insula tables, focuses on form, surface, and the ability of objects to engage space without overwhelming it. Conceived as independent sculptures, the tables do not rely on surrounding furniture for context. Instead, each one commands attention through material intensity and compositional clarity. Urquiola treats each piece as a […] More
Lucifer Lighting arrived at Salone del Mobile 2025 with a focused message and sharp execution. Making its debut at Euroluce, the San Antonio based lighting brand introduced a fully recyclable installation designed by Gensler’s Dallas team, with lighting design by Niteo Lighting. This marked a pivotal moment for Lucifer Lighting, which brought together American manufacturing, […] More
Oniro Group returned to Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025 with a comprehensive presentation, reaffirming its international presence in the luxury interiors sector. The group’s showcase included four distinctive design identities. Each brand delivered a clearly defined vision, with influences ranging from classic European artistry to the energy of American desertscapes and nightlife. The installations focused on […] More
Living Divani returned to Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025 with an 800 square meter stand curated by Piero Lissoni. The display unfolded across three zones, with each area showcasing carefully staged settings that explored balance through volume, material, and light. Visitors moved through living, dining, and bedroom environments, discovering both new designs and extended collections that […] More
Porro installation at Salone del Mobile 2025 redefines how architectural elements and furniture interact. Designed by Piero Lissoni and styled by Studio Greta Cevenini, the space unfolds beneath a pitched roof framed in light. Three main living zones: dining, living, and bedroom, anchor the concept, offering a format that echoes both domestic interiors and Porro’s […] More
Sebastián Angeles brings sound into form with the Frequency collection, a sculptural study of emotion, rhythm, and sensory experience. In conversation with ARCHISCENE editor Katarina Djoric, Angeles shares how each piece channels a specific Hz frequency tied to meditative or emotional states, transforming invisible energy into physical design. From cymatic patterns informing the structure of […] More
Sur Arquitectura developed Estudio Molli I Sur without a predetermined program. Instead of forcing function into form, the architects created a structure open to interpretation, one that can shift in scale and use over time. Designed as an extension to an existing slab on the upper floor, the project connects through open stairways, ramps, and […] More