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22 Feb

Intangible PackagingNew Book

From the dawn of human communication towards immateriality. A new design methodology to fit into new evolutionary scenarios. Intangible packaging is a fascinating and completely new approach to packaging design in the era of digital communication and social media. This is the main theme of a new book to be released soon by Luca Ferreccio, co-founder of SoFarSoNear Studio and Senior Lecturer at NABA Academy, Milan. Stay tuned for more news.  

Dedicated to Elio Carmi, friend and mentor

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22 Nov

ADA 2023,Winners revealed!

The winners of the Archiproducts Design Awards 2023 were announced at Superstudio space in Via Tortona, Milan, on Thursday, November 16! An evening of tribute that brought together 1300 guests to celebrate the best of international design and architecture of the eighth edition of the awards. Welcoming the guests was Enzo Maiorano, Co-founder and Creative Director of Archiproducts: "Recognizing and rewarding those who stand out in this incredible world, has become our Main Mission. And many of this community are here tonight, coming from all over the world, and that is pure energy for us!" We are winner in the Decor Category with Aureole 4 from our Glitch Collection, specially designed for Zollanvari. As designers of the winning...
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25 Oct

Glitchshortlisted for ADA 2003

Excited to be among the shortlisted for the ADA 2023 (Archiproducts Design Awards! The inspiration for this design emanated from triple-medallion Ghashgha’i Gabbehs.‎ Here, the three-medallion and simple all-round border design have been ‘glitched’.‎ The colours are traditional Gabbeh colours accentuated with a contemporary on-trend touch.‎ The upshot is a Gabbeh for the 21st century, that has the mystical aura of traditional gabbehs and exudes light.‎ The term “glitch” itself originates with engineers and astronauts to explain faults within the technology they were working with.‎ But the visual aesthetic can be traced much further back, to the beginning of the 20th century through distorted forms in cubist paintings, abstract short films and pixel-like rug designs akin to 8-bit...
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6 Oct

PoppySS23 Fashion Collection

Specially designed for fashion couturier Soledad Twombly, the SS23 collection of fabrics is an ode to life and nature. Vibrant colours, such as deep blue and magenta, liven up poppy flowers in a 70s mood. The accurate print on precious silk satin is an expression of the skills mastered by Italian artisans of the Como district. The pairing of craftsmanship and creativity represents the foundation of Made in Italy, and is the distinctive element that defines its territory.

Made in Italy is a combination of entrepreneurship and cutural heritage

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14 Feb

Villa Loto,Enchanting Bali

Set in Ubud, Bali, Villa Loto is a stunning traditional Balinese dwelling nestled within a tropical garden. The villa features a luxuriously appointed pavilion with en-suite bedroom, living room and bathroom and two suites with en-suite bathrooms. The Villa is fitted with made to measure furniture, design details and high quality appliances. Enjoy the couch area or gazebo just next to the pool and with a nice breeze from the outdoor ambiance. A large garden is the perfect outdoor venue for your playground or just relaxing. The pool area offers the highlight of this beautiful place. With just a few steps from your room, dip into the refreshing waters or just stay relaxed on the pool sun lounger. Some...
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20 Oct

Glitch, Fusion of Gabbeh and Glitch Art

T he inspiration for this latest collection, designed for Zollanvari International, is an ingenious fusion of traditional Gabbeh iconography and Glitch art – a visual style characterized by using digital or analog errors for aesthetic purposes, whether that be intentional (that is, “faking glitch” and obtaining a similar aesthetic through design) or by accident (a true manifestation inside of the system without human intervention). The term ‘glitch’ itself originates with engineers and astronauts explaining faults within the technology they were working with. But the visual aesthetic can be traced much further back, to the beginning of the 20th century through distorted forms in cubist paintings, abstract short films, and pixel-like rug designs akin to 8-bit video...
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