Credits – Louis Vuitton
Milan Design Week surrounds itself with amazing exhibitions and events for all kinds of interior design lovers! From Salone de Mobile, with amazing stands from the best projects that you need to see, you can also check out Fuorisalone, where you can discover incredible exhibitions on the design districts.
Amongst these set of events all over Milan, there are emerging artists that you can get to know, and of course revisit amazing and prestigious artists and projects. The prestigious artists are the ones that have been impressing the design world, and continue to do so. This event presents you the perfect opportunity to keep up with the latest trends, and of course the innovative design that comes from these design moguls.
Credits – Louis Vuitton
Until April 14th, you’ll get to be amazed by one of the most prestigious brands of all time – Louis Vuitton. This brand started as a very well known high-fashion couture brand, that has provide us with pieces that are absolutely out of this world. Fortunately, this brand broke another design boundary, and transcended to interior design.
Credits – Louis Vuitton
During this exhibition, they are presenting the incredible Objets Nomades collection. This astounding collection demonstrates new collaborations from designers such Atelier Biagetti and Zanellato/Bortotto.
Since its creation in 2012, the Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades collection has invited renowned designers to imagine creative, functional and innovative furniture and objects, which are then elegantly crafted using Louis Vuitton’s savoir-faire.
Fuorisalone at Palazzo Serbelloni it’s an absolutely magnificent place to host this exclusive exhibiton. Louis Vuitton presents a total number of 34 Art Deco objects, that are created by 14 award-winning international designers, such as Marcel Wanders, Atelier Oï, and many more.
Credits – Louis Vuitton
Also, at the Louis Vuitton – Objets Nomades, it’s displayed an incredible installation of the Japanese architect Shigeru Ban. With the name of “Paper Temporary”, the artwork is made of recycled paper and cardboard. Make sure to visit this amazing exhibition until April 14th!
Credits – Louis Vuitton
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