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    The Boundaries of Neotenic Design: An interview with Justin Donnelly of Jumbo

    Justin Donnelly of New York-based design studio JUMBO discusses the evolution of neotenic design and how "MELT" fits into this playful style.
    Stephanie Dean June 23, 2022

    “Pedestal” Series by Vilde Hagelund – A tactile experience merging machine and the hand of the designer

    Vilde Hagelund's "Pedestal" side table series seeks to highlight the value of craft, enhancing material agency through tactile, hand-carved textures.
    Stephanie Dean June 17, 2022

    “The Felt Collection” by STACKLAB – Where technology and sustainability intersect

    In line with their circular manufacturing philosophy, surplus off-cut and end-of-bolt felted wool is given new life in "The Felt Collection" by Toront…
    Stephanie Dean June 10, 2022

    “ChanChàn” by AuchKatzStudio – Lighting the way into a fluid, duo-chromatic world

    A unique, textured form and duo-chromatic paint bring an otherworldliness and sculptural quality to AuchKatzStudio's "ChanChàn" Chandelier.
    Stephanie Dean June 3, 2022

    PROXIMITY – The Collection: Southern Sweden Design Days

    Presented in partnership with Southern Sweden Design Days and Form/Design Center, "PROXIMITY" contemplates the notion of interconnection, belonging, a…
    Stephanie Dean May 19, 2022

    “Cofit-20” by Atelier Haute Cuisine – Multi-form lighting with concrete roots

    For their coal and concrete-based lighting object, "Cofit-20", Belgian design studio Atelier Haute Cuisine sought to playfully incorporate the bulb in…
    Stephanie Dean April 28, 2022

    Nordic Young Designers Network (NYDN): A new platform featuring the work of design graduates

    ADORNO is pleased to share the Nordic Young Designers Network (NYDN), a new sister platform that presents and promotes the work of Nordic design stude…
    Stephanie Dean April 21, 2022

    “Departures”: A New Perspective on the Traditional and the Contemporary in Jordanian Design

    Presented amongst the rich, pink sands and towering cliffs of Jordan's Wadi Rum desert, "Departures", curated by Rana Beiruti, ruminates on the inters…
    Stephanie Dean April 12, 2022

    Designing for the art’s sake: An exploration of functional art

    What is it that makes functional art so appealing? Why do so many contemporary artists cross the line and create design objects? Guest editor Teodora …
    Teodora Kotseva April 7, 2022

    “Joyful Glassware” by Irina Flore – A re-imagination of everyday objects

    Irina Flores' “Joyful Glassware” collection re-imagines everyday objects, using therapeutic methods that bring joy in the design process.
    Stephanie Dean February 11, 2022

    “The Fan Chair” by Tobia Zambotti – New life for an 80s staple

    Tobia Zambotti is the founder & design director of Atelier Tobia Zambotti. After his B.A in Architecture at IUAV (Venice) and M.A in Interior Design…

    Stephanie Dean February 10, 2022

    LAS ÁNIMAS:
    A Cross-Dimensional Study of Resin, Technology, & Emotional Connection

    A practice characterised by otherworldly shapes, vibrant colours, and spiritual connection. Based in Seville, Spain, the creative duo known as LAS ÁN…
    Stephanie Dean December 16, 2021

    “Gran Turismo”:
    How Contemporary Greek Design Examines the Intersection of Identity and Heritage

    "Our aim was not to achieve aesthetic coherence. Neither was visual kinship among the designs what we aimed for. On the contrary, we tried to pinpoint…
    Stephanie Dean November 24, 2021

    The Rear-View Mirror:
    A Collection Curated by Ana Domínguez Siemens for NYCxDESIGN

    “The Mediterranean relays in natural materials, in the handmade, the texture, in the subtle yet deep choice of colors, the sensuality of shapes. Woo…
    Stephanie Dean November 12, 2021

    DANISH PREDICTIONS:
    A Collection Curated by Pil Bredahl for NYCxDESIGN

    Presented on a rooftop high above the streets of an imagined Manhattan overgrown by nature, "DANISH PREDICTIONS", curated by Pil Bredahl for NYCxDESIG…
    Stephanie Dean November 11, 2021

    Craft & Symbol: A Turkish Collection Curated by Gökhan Karakuş

    Set against the wood and stone of a traditional countryside home, "Craft & Symbol" focuses on the vitality of craft and the presence of the imperfect …
    Stephanie Dean October 21, 2021
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    Joseph Algieri:
    An Eccentric Approach to Familiar Materials

    Organic forms, bright colours, and an appreciation for the outrageous characterise Brooklyn-based designer Joseph Algieri's playful vision of design.
    Stephanie Dean October 13, 2021

    Contemporary Design Market x Adorno:
    Colourful Personalities

    For this year’s show in Brussels, Adorno is pleased to announce its digital partnership with the Contemporary Design Market, taking place 25 – 26 September…

    Stephanie Dean September 25, 2021

    “Living Above the Water”: Lithuania at Adorno London 2021

    The Lithuanian collection, “Living Above the Water”, curated by Audronė Drungilaitė, inspects a range of predicted future values, tied together …
    Alec Zajac September 17, 2021

    “Maximalist 180°”: Sweden at Adorno London 2021

    Presented in a concrete skatepark surrounded by a field of flowers, the Swedish collection, “Maximalist 180°”, showcases the balance between refi…
    Stephanie Dean September 17, 2021

    “Revisiting the Past”: Estonia at Adorno London 2021

    Looking to the future of design, "Revisiting the Past", curated by Kai Lobjakas, is based on tracking the everyday and the conventional, translating o…
    Stephanie Dean September 17, 2021

    “An Irregular Future”: The Netherlands at Adorno London 2021

    Curated by design studio Rive Roshan, the Dutch collection, “An Irregular Future”, rejects the over-simplification and standardisation of design i…
    Stephanie Dean September 17, 2021

    “(Re)New Generation”: Norway at Adorno London 2021

    Presented in a raw, industrial gallery, “(Re)New Generation”, a Norwegian collection curated by Kirsten Visdal, represents a search for identity. …
    Alec Zajac September 17, 2021

    “We (Be)Come One”: Belgium at Adorno London 2021

    Presented in the Atomium, a structure built for the Brussels World's Fair in 1958, “We (Be)Come One”, curated by Elien Haentjens, recognizes that …
    Alec Zajac September 17, 2021

    “Postapocalyptic Kaffeehaus”: Austria at Adorno London 2021

    The Austrian collection, "Postapocalyptic Kaffeehaus", curated by Gabriel Roland, examines the continuation of everyday ritual in the face of altered …
    Stephanie Dean September 17, 2021
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