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New GLO4ever by Penta

#lighting #euroluce #penta #glo #glolamp #glo4ever #milandesignweek

RUSSKI DOM 2015!

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Rubelli new showroom in Milan, 9 Fatebenefratelli street, Brera District

#rubelli #breradistrict #textiles #Donghia #showroom

Riva 1920 is pleased to present you the new “Lifestyle“ catalogue, that comes to life through the images of the room settings, perfect synthesis of #traditions, #culture, #creativity and #innovation.

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Gervasoni presents a preview at Maison&Objet of several new products!

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Brick and InOut collections designed by Paola Navone

RUBELLI NEW COLLECTION 2015 - THE COLOURS OF VENICE

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Enjoy your #meal! HAPPY HOUR #table set by Il Filo dei Sogni http://bit.ly/1pk6xyU #tableset #fabrics

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OPEN Modular #bed #sofa system by Letti&Co | #Design Paola Navone http://bit.ly/1o8KE4v

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Comfortable #sofa with removable covers: NUVOLA 10 by @Gervasoni1882 | Design Paola Navone http://bit.ly/1kPC6zv

WWTS IS HAPPY IN MOSCOW!

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Iconic design. White Carrara marble. The strength of the limited Special Edition of Ypsilon: VANITY MARBLE.

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Russki Dom - Mezonin july/august issue

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SO 820 C24 _ FROM A WHITE SILK YARN_the installation exhibition created by the Rubelli Design Studio

SO 820 C24 is the title of the installation exhibition created by the Rubelli Design Studio. The exhibition presents 7 installations whose single common denominator is a thread of white silk.

One of this installation is “Textum”: a white page as a medium for writing. Writing conveys ideas, emotions and “wonders”, but writing is also form, a graphic sign that becomes decoration. The Million, i.e. the Book of the Wonders of the World, is the tale of the journey in Asia along the Silk Route by the Venetian merchant and traveller Marco Polo. The title that Francesco Zampieri chose for his work is “Textum”, from which the Italian word “testo” or “text” is derived. “Textum” comes from the Latin “texere”, i.e. “to weave”, to describe the “interweaving” of words that make up speech. “Textum” is the reproduction of a text on two panels of white silk satin: two pages of an edition of the “Book of the Wonders” with signed annotations by Christopher Columbus. Two great travellers come together in this way on the pages of a book: a virtual encounter as we would say today, but above all and once again an “interweaving” whose charm, centuries later, still wins us over.