Our clients’ ideas and projects. Our architects’ skills. Our showrooms in Milan and Bari. Archiproducts “Project Days” are back! From April 11 – 15, 5 days of free design consultations and advice from architects and interior designers.
Clients and professionals co-create interiors projects and estimates together at “Meet your Architect”. They count on over 700 brands for sale in 12 product categories.
The best proposals. The best choices.
“2022 Project Days” were held simultaneously at our Showrooms in via Tortona 31, Milan and Bari. Over 40 hours of consultations and 180 appointments. Physical and digital experiences with 65% of online consultations. Users and Ambassadors connected from all over the world.
Architects and Clients had the opportunity to design, see materials, touch fabrics, and explore all the products for sale on Archiproducts.
In our Milan showroom, the experience was enriched by a schedule of events organised with our partners. Breakfasts with Samsung, workshops with officinarkitettura, Midgard, and the meet-and-greet with interior designer Sarah Balivo, author of “Sarah’s advice” published by Harper Collins.
Not only Architecture and Design thanks to the Toscanini workshop on how to create the perfect wardrobe.
On April 14, Architects and Designers shared the 2022 Project Days experience with Brands, Influencers and the Press at cocktail parties in Milan and Bari.
How can the connected home care for us today? This is the question addressed by “Future Habit(at)”, the exhibition conceived for the latest edition of the Salone del Mobile by Archiproducts Milano, with Studio Salaris. The question is not new in its form, but is full of original substance, driven and continually updated by highly topical stimuli and challenges. Everything questions the future of our daily lives, in every dimension, from public and private space to leisure time and work. The Rooms at Archiproducts Milano, in Via Tortona 31, explore the role of technology in our future lifestyles with proposals, products and visions from different brands.
Solutions from Bticino, whose Smart Apartment applications become a system, integrating home automation, video entry and the “Internet of Things”. The Classe 300x connected video door phone sees who’s there, lets users answer the door, and provides access locally or remotely via an App. The MyHome automation system meets the needs of security, comfort, energy savings and communications between different devices, allowing users to decide which applications to use immediately and which to activate later.
Technology dematerialises in the kitchen, like the origami inspiring the Steininger kitchen top. The kitchen – with robust materials and a light design housed in its pulsating technological heart thanks to the M.POD system – transforms the kitchen top into a high-tech work surface. A 32-inch touchpad, an incredibly intuitive interface, and a system of touch sensors make the kitchen Smart. All functions can be managed centrally to access thousands of applications for recipes or entertainment and connect to other devices via Bluetooth.
Relationships. Dialogue between people and technology. Home automation rethinks systems in terms of comfort and values. The Samsung Family Hub refrigerator proposes new ways of reducing our environmental impacts by connecting to a smartphone with an internal camera system and management applications that warn us if products are about to expire, help us shop and avoid food waste.
Future Habit(at) is not just about performance domotics but also about the technology of harmony. Systems, interfaces and products look to a more serene way of experiencing our daily life. The Japanese mui Lab, with its Taoist philosophy of mui shizen (being in harmony as you are), proposes IoT interfaces that combine the nature and simplicity of wood with the most advanced technology – to build relationships, inform, communicate, entertain, remember.
The rooms at our Archiproducts Milano showroom provide a memorable Design Experience, where home automation becomes increasingly warm, close, accessible, and human.
At Archiproducts Milano, our versatility and ability to inspire, unite and create relationships between different worlds and professionals is always appreciated. Brands and Professionals choose our Design Centre for events, presentations, exhibitions and special shows.
Acer organised a B2B event in our spat Archiproducts to present the new Aspire Vero, a notebook made primarily with recycled materials. Heineken once again chose Archiproducts Milano for an important meeting with 10 board members, led by the new managing director of Heineken Italia, Wietse Mutters. There was also room for fashion. The Lusi brand temporary showroom animated the via Tortona 31 windows during fashion week. Klarna, the Swedish company that has revolutionised the world of online shopping, chose Archiproducts Milano to celebrate its first year on the Italian market.
“The object beyond the object” is the title of the event organised by Carla Dibbi and Chiara Corbani as part of the “Matter of identity” week of intensive workshops. 25 students from the Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti selected 25 objects among those featured in the Archiproducts Milano 2021 exhibition and were challenged to reinterpret their forms, uses and meanings to create and tell new stories. Their creativity was supported by the unmistakable mark of Ego Unconventional Design, which offered students the chance to use products from its CENTO3 collection, including the CENTO3.G pen, winner of the 2021Archiproducts Design Award.
What will work be like in the post-pandemic world?
Home Working, Smart Working, Shared Space. The home and office will find increasingly new and functional balances in our everyday life spaces.
Future Habit(at), the Archiproducts Milano exhibition exploring future lifestyles, has assembled some answers to questions about the future of the Home Office – imagined by Brands and Designers.
In a world where the boundary between domestic and office space is dissolving, a new interpretation of living puts technology at the heart of it all.
And while technology is dematerialising and stripping itself of traditional interfaces, Design is reimagining forms, materials and functions that promote new user experiences.
Archiproducts Milano translates this new way of thinking into hybrid elements. Kitchens that become coworking tables. Walls transformed into inhabitable arches for cuddling up, isolating, finding private space within shared places.
BuzziSpace solutions create small office islands that can be used to find concentration and intimacy in more fluid and multifunctional settings, also thanks to colourful acoustic suspension lamps. In the new Home Office, small soundproofed Framery pods create a high-performance office without sacrificing comfort.
Everything is what it is … and more. The long Desalto table welcomes everyday practices, gatherings and business meetings. The seating combines aesthetics and useability, personalising domestic space and offering comfortable solutions for home working. Real Piel chairs customise rooms with their coloured upholstery. Bedont wooden chairs provide a natural vibe. Desalto’s Strong stool moves the air with its curved forms.
Multifunctionality, sustainability, wellbeing. Sound-absorbing felt upholstery is 100% recycled PET, while pastel shades provide visual calm.
Even the corridor and staircase become places for pausing and not just places of passage.
Three “cocoons” carved out of the wall – entirely covered in sound-absorbing Knauf Ceiling Solutions wood wool sheets. Portholes, cocoons for sitting, lying down, watching a film or listening to music. And maybe taking some notes by writing with your finger on the wooden panels with Touchsmart displays, managed by mui lab home controls.
The biggest room in Via Tortona 31 is transformed into a large workspace. Blue and teal tones dominate the space, whose walls become authentic living architectures. Abitex velvet curtains make it even more striking. The space is furnished with a long wood Buzzispace table – a desk for working, sharing breaks, and holding family get-togethers.
A shared work area and a place to seek isolation and privacy, thanks to the Silentlab pod. Suspended Knauf Ceiling Solutions panels provide the backdrop for the Samsung 360 AC cassette, the Braun wireless acoustic speaker, and Samsung TVs for conferences and meetings. Illumination with the lightweight forms of adjustable Midgaard lamps.
Light, acoustic insulation, multifunctionality. Everything contributes to creating a space where the quality of living and working is totally seamless.
Interrupted. Reimagined. Hybrid.
More than ever, the future of work will focus on the quality of time and space. It might be Smart, in the Home, or even in the Metaverse. One thing is sure. It will never be the same.
At Mudec, our Archiproducts Milano neighbour, the extraordinary photographs of Henri-Cartier Bresson in China from 1948-49 / 1958. At Palazzo Reale, Titian’s art lights up the spring season in one of the most eagerly-awaited exhibitions of the year. Finally, at the always-stimulating La Kasa dei Libri, an exhibition of copies and original lithographs by Matisse, Mirò, Alexander Calder and other great artists.
HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON
China 1948-49 | 1958
from the website: https://www.mudec.it/ita/henri-cartier-bresson-cina-1948-49-1958/
The exhibition was produced thanks to the collaboration with the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation. It brings together an exceptional corpus of photographs and archive documents by the French photojournalist. Over 100 original prints, period magazines, documents and letters from the HCB Foundation collection […].
This exhibition is about the women painted by Titian and his contemporaries. It is about beauty, elegance, sensuality, and the extraordinary role of their representation in 16th-century Venice. […]
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Tuesday to Sunday 10am-7.30pm, Thursday closing time 10.30pm. Last admission one hour before closing. Closed Mondays.
Holidays Apr 17, 18, 25 and May 1 – 10am-7.30pm, June 2 – 10am-10.30pm, Aug 15 – 10am-7.30pm (last entry one hour before closing).
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ART TO BROWSE THROUGH AT KASA DEI LIBRI
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Until March 20 at La Kasa dei Libri, an exhibition dedicated to illustration with works by Matisse, Mirò, Alexander Calder, Valerio Adami, and Braque. The collection comes from the precious and colourful issues of the magazine Derrière le mirroir, published by the Maeght Gallery in Paris until 1982.
KASA DEI LIBRI. Largo de Benedetti 4, Milan. Open every day (3pm-7pm).
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Entrance: free with prior booking. Until March 20, 2022
Archiproducts Milano is a hybrid space always ready for something new. On December 15, one of our Rooms became a TV studio. Not just any studio, but the set of one of the most viewed and beloved programmes: MasterChef !
The three judges – Antonino Cannavacciuolo, Bruno Barbieri and Giorgio Locatelli – answered journalists’ questions about the kick-off of the show’s highly anticipated new edition, scheduled for the following day.
A chef, 40 guests – influencers, brands, journalists – and a room in our Design Centre. The set outfitted with the products that attracted the attention of Design enthusiasts in the fall of 2021 still holds the promise of future projects and creations.
Paolo Stella and Archiproducts celebrated their collaboration with a special dinner by Chef Marco Corradi, aka Marco Assaggia. The @suonarestella creations were the absolute stars of the evening – from Malcusa carpets to WallandDecò wallpaper designed by Palomba Serafini to splendid Richard Ginori ceramics.
A glamorous and intimate event reflecting the @suonarestella vision and the concept of a home and a space devoted to Design. Just like Archiproducts Milano!
Featured in the 2021 Archiproducts Milano exhibit, “Future Habit(at)” questioned – and continues to question – future lifestyles. How will spaces, habits and relationships among people, environments and objects change?
The kitchen is one of the places that will be most affected by this evolution. No longer a place only for eating, the kitchen is a hybrid space where people work, share a break, watch a series, listen to a podcast, or make a call. Intimate and shared at the same time, the kitchen merges technology and domestic practises.
Steininger’s Smart Kitchen FOLD integrates M.POD into its high-tech top, creating a true Smart Kitchen Hub. The multimedia control centre communicates with all smart devices connected by Bluetooth.
Sustainability and technology coexist in Samsung appliances. The Family Hub refrigerator helps avoid waste thanks to the three built-in cameras that allow users to control and manage food and expiration dates anywhere, any time – using a smartphone.
In the kitchen, domestic life and the co-working counter blend to inspire projects like Wing. The True Design wood kitchen – conceived as a “piazza” – comes to life at different times of the day to host different activities.
Steel, wood, even cement. The colourful concrete of the Elmar freestanding kitchen inhabits the exteriors of our via Tortona 31 Design Centre, inspiring freedom, harmonising with the green space on our terrace.
In the kitchen of the future, even coffee becomes smart with the LaCimbali, Faema and Slayer espresso machines that create a new and evolved Home Bar experience. The ritual of the coffee break at home dialogues with the need for quality time during a pause from work.
Pin Idea in every room in via Tortona 31 let visitors ‘copy’ the looks and buy the products online on Archiproducts
Pinterest comes to Archiproducts Milano for 2021 Milan Design Week. Anyone looking for inspiration can come to via Tortona 31 to enjoy a total Phygital experience. Pincodes in every room let visitors access information about the products on display, which can also be purchased on the Archiproducts platform.
Let’s get Phygital!
Archiproducts Milano imagines the space of the future in this year’s project/installation entitled Future Habit(at). The “future of living” is an important topic for the retail world with a furniture sector showing a marked shift towards e-commerce. Does this mean that the physical store will disappear? Archiproducts wanted to respond by exploring the potential of a more “phygital” customer experience – in collaboration with Pinterest, the world’s leading visual discovery engine for anyone looking for inspiration.
Each of the fifteen rooms in Via Tortona 31 will be outfitted with Pinterest’s personalized Pincodes that visitors can use to discover the new exhibit – room by room, product by product.
How will interaction with Pinterest work? Visitors open the Pinterest app on their devices and scan the Pincode using the camera displayed in the app’s search bar. They then access the board dedicated to the Pin Ideas for that room. This is one of Pinterest’s latest innovations. Pin Ideas are a new kind of multi-page Pin that allows creators to share inspirational content in an exciting and immersive way through videos, images, descriptions and more. Each Pin Idea provides all the information about the products on display in the room. In just a few clicks, users can shop on Archiproducts and “copy the look”. Archiproducts Milano 2021 – Future Habit(at) – PincodeCreated in collaboration with Studio Salaris and 60 international brands, this year’s Archiproducts Milano installation was created with the desire to anticipate scenarios that interpret future lifestyles. The keywords for this new edition are technology – increasingly silent and devoid of traditional interfaces – and cocoon spaces – opportunities for shared intimacy.
Collaboration with Pinterest – the visual discovery engine with over 450 million monthly visitors and million Home Décor, Design and Architecture searches every month – is one of the many initiatives promoted by Archiproducts Milano this year. The goal is to create an interactive and multimedia journey to the soft side of technology, previewing new ways of understanding shared space in today’s ‘new normal’ in pursuit of sustainability, aesthetics and comfort.
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