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Patricia Urquiola and Bottega Ghianda / Boris Berlin and Mikkel Karlshoj © Laila Pozzo for Doppia Firma MFCC FCMA Living
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- atelier oï, Switzerland, with Masayuki Kajiwara, Japan (glass)
- Tomás Alonso, Spain, with Wiener Silber Manufactur, Austria (silver)
- Emmanuel Babled, France, and the cabinet-making workshop of the Fundação Ricardo do Espirito Santo Silva, Portugal (wood)
- Sam Baron, France, and porcelain manufacturer Vista Alegre, Portugal (porcelain)
- Boris Berlin with Mikkel Karlshøj and the students from NEXT Praktikcenter, Denmark (wood)
- Peter Bremers, Netherlands, and Zdenek Lhotský, Czech Republic (glass)
- Mathilde Bretillot and Antoine Leperlier, France (glass)
- Maarten de Ceulaer with Atelier Mestdagh, Belgium (stained glass)
- Laura Fiaschi and Gabriele Pardi (Gum Design), Italy, with porcelain manufacturer Risogama, Japan (porcelain)
- Roxanne Flick, Luxembourg and Michael Nätscher, Germany (porcelain, wood, glass)
- Christian Haas, Germany, and José Vieira, Portugal (brass)
- Masquespacio, Spain, and manufacturer Poggi Ugo, Italy (project curated by Valentina Guidi Ottobri) (terracotta)
- Vito Nesta and wallpaper_sanpatrignano, Italy (handpainted canvas)
- Marcello Panza and the artisan Pasquale De Palma from Capodimonte (project by Bottega Made in Cloister), Italy (porcelain)
- Nick Ross, Sweden, and the artisans of Dunedin Stone, Scotland (sandstone)
- Lachaert and Dhanis with Piet Stockmans, Belgium (silver, porcelain)
- Karsten K. Krebs, Germany, and Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg, Germany (porcelain)
- Patricia Urquiola, Spain, and Bottega Ghianda, Italy (wood)
- Victoria Wilmotte, France, and Giorgio Angeli, Italy (marble)
Doppia Firma 2019 is presented by the Michelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftsmanship in collaboration with the Fondazione Cologni dei Mestieri d’Arte and Living – the Corriere della Sera magazine for interiors, design and lifestyle.
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Make time to see these events staged by our international friends and network members during the Salone.
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Generous Nature at Opificio 31 An exhibit highlighting designers’ ability to significantly change industrial production by opting for sustainable systems. Staged by Flanders DC as part of the Fuorisalone. Un-Revealed at iGuzzini, Via Brera 5
The students of Milan’s Creative Academy once again team up with master artisans to produce new works, this year using wood and plaster to create objects that conceal a secret waiting to be discovered by visitors.
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