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Angelo Formato for Lampoon MECCANO, interpreting Lozza eyewear
Another Italian manufacturer credited as global taste maker: the history of Lozza eyewear
From a mill in Cadore to a global style code: Lozza is an eyewear brand that helped invent the Italian attitude —crafted in-house by historical manufacturer De Rigo
Discarded Teak
Wood in a circular economy: reclaimed teak to give discarded wood a second life
From Mumbai to Umbria, Baro Design and Laquercia21 turn reclaimed wood into contemporary furniture—proof that sustainability can be built from scraps, not mass production
Between Fire and Fermentation: Inside a Contemporary Culinary Laboratory
Moving through cultures – Yapa beyond Milan with an opening in Antiparos, extending a project built around movement, local relationships and changing landscapes
Ralph Lauren Sfilate Ippocampo_07
Ralph Lauren Sfilate – L’Ippocampo
Ralph Lauren Sfilate – L'Ippocampo
XYZ Books, Lisbon: endorsing experimentation without compromise
At XYZ Books, the focus is not aesthetics. Pedro Guimarães and Tiago Casanova encourage freshness and support the artists they collaborate with through their insight and intuition in editing
Fly with Pacha, into the Aerocene
From aero politics to salt architecture: Tomás Saraceno 
In Salinas Grandes, El Santuario del Agua by Tomás Saraceno  reimagines land art as a community-owned project rooted in water, salt, and Indigenous knowledge
Hannah Levy: why a prehistoric crab makes sense in her sculpture
With Blue Blooded at Museo Nivola, Hannah Levy turns the horseshoe crab — harvested for modern medicine since before memory — into the most coherent subject she has ever chosen
Xiao Yang Bure and the post-human body: a ‘metal’ Manifesto
Model, content creator, and emerging figure in the Chinese aesthetic scene, Xiao Yang Bure turns her prosthesis into a radical fashion system
The Manner, or how Milan learned to live in New York
At 58 Thompson Street, Soho, Hannes Peer composes a design symphony for New York, drawing on Milanese masters and excavating, like an archaeologist, the layered beauty of the world
Scandinavian Minimalism in the Marrakech Medina: The Architecture of Riad No. 37
An inquiry into the structural restoration of an eight-room boutique hotel through the integration of Danish design principles and local Moroccan craftsmanship.