The e-commerce platform Artemest, in partnership with TED Milano, presents the project Stranger Pinks.

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The Stranger Pinks exhibition will take place in a villa designed in the 1930s by one of the most important Italian architects of the twentieth century: Joe Ponty. Today it houses the TED Milanо exhibition hall, a company founded in 2015 as a design center where you can order handmade carpets, furniture, lamps, textiles and marble products.

Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s

The exhibition will feature an exquisite selection of objects created especially for Stranger Pinks by “artemists” - Italian artisans, architects and designers.

Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s

The villa on Via Giovanni Randaccio was the first of four houses in which the family of an Italian architect, designer, artist and publicist Joe Ponti lived. A house with a concave façade and bas-reliefs is some of the walls of Palladian architecture.

Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s

Inside there are almost no corridors and visitors can rely on the fact that they are everywhere, in the interiors and on the terrace, will be surrounded by beauty and original designer works made in pink.

Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s Showroom TED Milano in the interiors of the villa, designed by Joe Ponti. 1930s

Exhibitors include: Studio Crestani, Texturae (arched wallpaper by Elisa Ossino Studio), Meccani Design, Servomuto, UpGroup, Larghevedute, etc.

Pink Palms carpet, diz. Hilaria Ferraro Tueg, Artemest.