Franco Albini is one of the central figures of Italian Rationalism and one of the designers who most effectively connected architecture, furniture, industrial design and museum design. Born in Robbiate in 1905 and graduating from the Politecnico di Milano in 1929, he transformed his research into structure into a recognisable language: slender supports, suspended elements, …
The Organic Modern style combines the clarity of contemporary lines with natural materials, tactile textures, soft forms and a palette built around warm, earthy tones. It does not, however, simply mean creating an entirely beige home, nor does it describe a historical style with a precise origin or manifesto. It is better understood as a …
Mario Bellini is one of the figures who best demonstrates how Italian design in the second half of the twentieth century was able to operate across very different scales. Born in Milan in 1935 and trained as an architect, he designed electronic calculators, audio equipment, seating, modular systems, museums, exhibition centres and major public buildings. …
A resin floor is a continuous flooring system created through several layers applied over a properly prepared substrate: primer, any required levelling or reinforcement layers, the resin coating itself and a protective finish. There is therefore no single type of “resin”: residential projects can use epoxy, polyurethane and hybrid decorative or cement-based systems, all with …
