Secondome: unplugged collection

Milan's Secondome gallery not only exhibits and sells collection design, but also actively produces non-trivial items.

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Коллекция Unplugged, вошедшая в экспоцию Ladies & Gentelmen, — cовместный проект Secondome и агентства PS Design Consultant — выглядит изобретательно, модно и дорого. Авторы экспозиции трактуют Unplugged как акустическую музыку, исполненную без электроусилителей. То есть все предметы сделаны традиционными инструментами. В этом соль и писк идеи. Ключевой фигурой стал краснодеревщик Стефано Маролла, который представил кресло-качалку Voluta и шкаф с выдвижными ящиками Settimio — предметы со сложной фантазийной формой при ближайшем рассмотрении поражают идеальной традиционной отделкой деталей.

Rocking chair Voluta, diz. C. Marolla. Circulation 9 copies. + 3 author copies.

But all the items in the collection deserve applause. For example, the artistic mirrors Risvolti designed by Vito Nesta for Effetto Vetro, the closet with concrete doors and, of course, the floral wallpaper Glitch (also a musical term) is suggested by Millim Studio.

Settimio wardrobe, diz. S. Marolla. Circulation 9 copies. + 3 author copies. Wallpaper Glitch, diz. Millim Studio, Secondome.

There are 36 designers in the Secondome gallery pool, including superstars like Rolf Sachs and Nigel Coates, but the doors of the gallery are open to beginner talents and not yet recognized geniuses.

Collection Unplugged, Ladies and Gentelmen project by Via Cesare Cornetti. Cards Lunapark, diz. A. Zambelli. Table lamp Disarmante, diz. J. Tirotto. Right cabinet with concrete doors and metal frame, Dorsoduro, diz. 4P1 Band. Risvolti mirrors designed by Vito Nesta for Effetto Vetro.

Italians are generally able to do design exhibitions with a pronounced mood. Dimorestudio recalls the departed world of the 1940s. Secondome played light, sparkling divertissement with surprises and original finds of their authors. As a result, lovers of collection design and decorators saw new opportunities for the development of their collections and projects.

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