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Let’s bring out the fairy lights…

December 23, 2014
Geen categorie, INTERIORS

Love this time of the year when the home is filled with candles and fairy lights

– Merry Christmas –

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Last year I totally fell in love with the beautifu

Last year I totally fell in love with the beautiful villa Borsani, a Modernist architectural masterpiece by Italian architect and furniture designer Osvaldo Borsani, who built the villa to use as a family home from 1945.

This year the villa was still as beautiful as last year. Designers from different countries exhibited in the various corridors and rooms. There was something to discover in every corner of the villa.

What struck me were the many more American designers this year. Most of whom, from conversations I had with them, previously exhibited at Alcova Miami. I also took a number of photos at villa Borsani of what appealed to me and you can find out more in today’s blogpost on vosgesparis.com
@alcova.milano @fuorisalone #mdw2025

Last year I totally fell in love with the beautifu

Last year I totally fell in love with the beautiful villa Borsani, a Modernist architectural masterpiece by Italian architect and furniture designer Osvaldo Borsani, who built the villa to use as a family home from 1945.

This year the villa was still as beautiful as last year. Designers from different countries exhibited in the various corridors and rooms. There was something to discover in every corner of the villa.

What struck me were the many more American designers this year. Most of whom, from conversations I had with them, previously exhibited at Alcova Miami. I also took a number of photos at villa Borsani of what appealed to me and you can find out more in today’s blogpost on vosgesparis.com
@alcova.milano @fuorisalone #mdw2025

Ranieri – Under the Volcano & more designers at

Ranieri – Under the Volcano & more designers at former SNIA factory 👉 On vosgesparis.com today 👈 One of the installations I loved most of this year’s Alcova 🖤As soon as entering the building The striking installation by @ranierilavastone caught my attention ‘Under the Volcano’, set in the raw, industrial space with huge windows and bold lines, the installation explores the primal energy of the volcano through sound, stone, and architecture. A powerful and sensory experience where design, technology, and art beautifully came together.

At the centre of the space are sculptural lava blocks by artist @quayola shaped by a robotic arm following digital erosion patterns. It feels like nature and tech merged into something totally new. And the result feels both ancient and futuristic.

I have a few more for you from the SNIA factory in the article such as the always lovely @habitare @habitarematerials and a few other. Also I will be posting every day this week from @alcova.milano and @milandesignweek on the blog as there is so much to talk about and show you. So stay tuned and visit vosgesparis.com for more this week. @fuorisalone #alcovamilano #mdw2025 all inages by me except for the fire and lavastone image by Ranieri lavastone

Ranieri – Under the Volcano & more designers at

Ranieri – Under the Volcano & more designers at former SNIA factory 👉 On vosgesparis.com today 👈 One of the installations I loved most of this year’s Alcova 🖤As soon as entering the building The striking installation by @ranierilavastone caught my attention ‘Under the Volcano’, set in the raw, industrial space with huge windows and bold lines, the installation explores the primal energy of the volcano through sound, stone, and architecture. A powerful and sensory experience where design, technology, and art beautifully came together.

At the centre of the space are sculptural lava blocks by artist @quayola shaped by a robotic arm following digital erosion patterns. It feels like nature and tech merged into something totally new. And the result feels both ancient and futuristic.

I have a few more for you from the SNIA factory in the article such as the always lovely @habitare @habitarematerials and a few other. Also I will be posting every day this week from @alcova.milano and @milandesignweek on the blog as there is so much to talk about and show you. So stay tuned and visit vosgesparis.com for more this week. @fuorisalone #alcovamilano #mdw2025 all images by me except for the fire and #lavastone image by Ranieri lavastone

MoscaPartners exhibitions at Palazzo Litta, Palazz

MoscaPartners exhibitions at Palazzo Litta, Palazzo Litta, one of Milan’s most iconic historical buildings, have become a yearly destination. The palace is really impressive, yet familiar. Different large installation at the entrance’s and inside are the first you see. And inside I thought the massive installation by LCD textile that dominated the large Sala degli Specchi (the mirror room) was just impressive. I found a nice variation of exhibitors and snapped a few images of things that caught my eye. 👉👉More about the exhibition can be found on vosgesparis.com in today’s article. #fuorisalone #moscavariations2025 @moscavariations @milandesignweek

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