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Les plus beaux lieux réinvestis lors de la Milan Design Week
MILAN DESIGN WEEK • Milano ne serait pas Milano sans ses adresses pittoresques et ses monuments titanesques. Souvent nichés dans des quartiers prisés au charme désuet, ces lieux populaires ou méconnus se transforment lors de chaque édition du Fuorisalone, en joyaux réinventés.
Ancien abattoir désaffecté et usine pharmaceutique réhabilitée, appartement et bar à vin milanais, palais historique, bains et club mythiques… Les adresses emblématiques et énigmatiques de la capitale lombarde ont été tour à tour réinvesties par les créatifs pour y exposer leurs collections au cœur d’écrins d’exception.
Mention spéciale aux deux concepts itinérants qu’il ne fallait surtout pas rater : Alcova et LABÒ, deux incubateurs de design qui concentrent au sein d’espaces insolites, la nouvelle garde de la création contemporaine. GOODMOODS fait le tour de ces plus belles ré-appropriations dans les rues de Milan.
L’Appartamento di Artemest
The Appartamento, Kingston Lafferty Design for Artemest © Artemest
In the heart of the 5VIE district, in an elegant 1930s residence housed in a historic Milanese palazzo, Artmest invited six international interior design studios to present their creative visions, each of which dialogues with and celebrates Italian craftsmanship. The lucky ones? Anne-Sophie Pailleret, Kingston Lafferty Design, MONMIIO Design, Nina Magon, Styled Habitat and T.ZED Architects. Their mission: to take back possession of the house by decorating it with pieces from Italian craftsmen, brands and artists who collaborate with Artemest.
Until 23 avril — Via Cesare Correnti 14 — Milan Design Week 2023.
Until 23 avril — Via Cesare Correnti 14 — Milan Design Week 2023.
The Appartamento, Kingston Lafferty Design for Artemest © Artemest
L'église San Vittore par la Galerie Philia
Exhibition Desacralized by Philia Gallery at San Vittore Church
The Philia Gallery is housed in a desecrated former church in the centre of Milan. Built in the 11th century and closed to worship at the end of the 18th century, San Vittore e 40 Martiri has been used for a variety of community purposes, including as a basketball court, a playground and now as a contemporary design gallery. Called Desacralized, the exhibition celebrates the work of over 20 established and emerging international designers, each exploring the concept of desacralization through pristine white creations. The centrepiece? Cascades of Light, a monumental luminaire created by Morghen Studio that puts the chandelier in a new light.
Until 23 avril — San Vittore E 40 Martiri — Viale Lucania 18 – Milan Design Week.
Exhibition Desacralized by Philia Gallery at San Vittore Church
La Casa Manzoni par La Manufacture
Casa Manzoni by La Manufacture © Salva Lopez
For the duration of Milan Design Week, Casa Manzoni, the historic palace where the famous Italian writer Alessandro Manzoni was born, will host contemporary furniture by La Manufacture. Reimagined with a modern bucolic fantasy, the Italian villa becomes the backdrop for new pieces by Sebastian Herkner, and collections by Nendo, Neri&Hu, Ana Moussinet, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, Patrick Norguet, Luca Nichetto, Front... A symphony between past and present, dream and reality.
Until 23 avril — Casa Manzoni — via Gerolamo Morone 1 – Milan Design Week.
L'ancien abattoir de Porta Vittoria par Alcova
Cor collection by Tom Fereday for Agglomerati at Alcova © Nicola Gnesi Studio
Accustomed to taking over unusual places, Alcova, the itinerant platform for free design, is settling down for its fifth edition in the old slaughterhouse of Porta Vittoria. The colossal space will host a total of 70 projects from different brands, designers and publishers in a variety of settings, including Laurids Gallée, forever studio, Agglomerati, Tom Fereday, Jochen Holz, Elisa Uberti... An extraordinary space in which to discover the new guard of design.
Until 23 avril — Ex-Macello de Porta Vittoria — Viale Molise 62 – Milan Design Week.
Les Bagni Misteriosi par Gubi
Bagni Misteriosi, Gubi © Jonathan Anders Hökklo
The baths, the beetle and the beauty of life beyond borders: this was the slogan that could be seen at the legendary Bagni Misteriosi during GUBI SALONE 2023. The Italian publisher set up around and inside the city's baths to showcase its new collections and timeless icons. It was also an opportunity to remind people that GamFratesi's Beetle chair will be ten years old in 2023. To mark the occasion, ten personalities from the world of fashion, art, architecture and music were invited to reinvent the piece in their own way.
Until 22 avril — Bagni Misteriosi — Via Carlo Botta 18 – Milan Design Week.
Le Bonacossa Tennis Club par Cristina Celestino
Clay Court Club by Cristina Celestino © De Pasquale Maffini
Cristina Celestino has taken over the legendary Milano Bonacossa tennis club designed by the Italian architect Giovanni Muzio in 1923. For this singular project called Clay Court Club, she went off the beaten track and conquered the clay court, scattering references to the tennis court through fabrics and furniture from publishers (Besana, Billiani, Dedar, Atmosphera, Bilumen), all with a beautiful arbitration of prints and colours.
Until 23 avril — Tennis Club Milano Alberto Bonacossa – via Giuseppe Arimondi, 15 – Milan Design Week.
Until 23 avril — Tennis Club Milano Alberto Bonacossa – via Giuseppe Arimondi, 15 – Milan Design Week.
Clay Court Club by Cristina Celestino at Bonacossa Tennis Court in Milan © De Pasquale Maffini
Casa Maveri par OMA & SolidNature
Beyond the Surface, OMA & SolidNature © Marco Cappelletti
For its second participation in Design Week, SolidNature commissioned OMA to design an installation that explores the journey of natural stone from geological formation to finished product. Located in the 19th-century Casa Maveri, Beyond the Surface is divided into two sections: an underground sequence presenting the processes of stone formation, extraction and processing; and an open-air collection of stone furniture designed by guests. For example, the work of Sabine Marcelis, a long-time collaborator of SolidNature, can be seen on a table, stools and a bar made from six different types of travertine and connected by a glass surface, revealing what lies beneath.
Until 23 avril 2023 — Casa Maveri — Via Cernaia 1 – Milan Design Week.
Beyond the Surface, OMA & SolidNature © Marco Cappelletti
Le bar à vin Palinurobar par In Common With
Flora Bar, In Common With and Sophie Lou Jacobsen © William Jess Laird
The Milanese wine bar Palinurobar has again donned new clothes for Milan Design Week. During the Fuorisalone, it took on the name of the collection that is sacred to it: FLORA. Created a few months ago by the Franco-American designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen for the young New York brand In Common With, the collection is made up of retro-postmodern inspired lights created in blown glass using age-old Venetian techniques. An ode to nature and Italy.
Until 19 avril — Palinurobar — Via Giovanni Paisiello 28 – Milan Design Week.
Flora Bar, In Common With and Sophie Lou Jacobsen © William Jess Laird
La fondation Rodolfo Ferrari par LABÒ
LABÒ, Milan Design Week 2023
For the first time, LABÒ has opened its doors in the Barona district, at the Rodolfo Ferrari Foundation. A real laboratory for creative expression, this new centre dedicated to design and art research was created in the heart of a former pharmaceutical factory in the city. A unique place to discover the creations of 39 emerging and recognised designers, artists, companies and art galleries (AMCA OVAL, Matière Grise, Southway Studio, Kira). Pieces curated by Elsa Lemarignier, Francois Leblanc di Cicilia and Alisée Matta.
Until 20 avril, LABÒ – Fondazione Rodolfo Ferrari – via Biella 6 – Milan Design Week
Until 20 avril, LABÒ – Fondazione Rodolfo Ferrari – via Biella 6 – Milan Design Week
