Jumis Luxury
Founded in 1992 in Kočani, Jumis Luxury blends tradition with modern design to create timeless furniture and interiors. By using top-quality materials and advanced technology, the company crafts elegant and refined spaces where
Italian Coffee and Italian Design Tastes Good and Looks Good
3 Questions for Florian Seidl, Lavazza’s Design Manager Q: Lavazza has a long tradition in coffee. How does the Elogy Barista project reflect the company's evolution and future vision? A:
Peter Pichler on the Future of Sustainable Industrial Offices – The Bonfiglioli HQ Story
3 Questions for Peter Pichler I believe the future of sustainable design in industrial buildings lies in the more efficient use of space, the reuse of existing structures, and
Antonio Aricò in Dialogue with Hands and Heart
3 Questions for Antonio Aricò Q: Your pieces often feel joyful and whimsical. Do you approach design primarily as serious work, or is a sense of play an essential part
Mosca.Bianca Workshop – Exploring Sustainable Design with Atelier Architettura Chinello Morandi
3 Questions for Nicolò Chinello & Rodolfo Morandi The workshops of the future don’t need to hide away; rather, they aim to elevate the artisan’s work as an expression
The Meditative Design of PIANO
3 Questions for Serafini Q: PIANO transforms the idea of a washbasin into a sculptural statement. What was the initial inspiration, and how did your collaboration with BUDDE shape the
Inside Park’s Adaptive Reuse of Milan’s Agricultural Consortium for Contemporary Student Living
3 Questions for Michele Rossi In contemporary design, memory can serve as both anchor and catalyst. Q: How did you imagine the balance between preserving history and designing
Coney and the Joy of Everyday Design
BIG SEE Talks with Pedrali Q: Coney really looks “chairful”. How do you design something that feels so playful, while still being durable and functional? A: Paraphrasing our beloved
PPD Architetti on Ricupaglia – A Dialogue Between Past and Future in Tuscan Architecture
3 Questions for Valeria Presicci & Carlo Pantanella D'Ettorre Ricupaglia breaks with static interpretations of rural homes by respecting heritage and transforming it into an open, material-rich, and sustainable