Interior architecture

From simple sliding doors to more complicated systems, these architectural frames enclose, conserve, reveal and enhance domestic settings, playing with finishes and materials, including glass, wood or fabric, metal grilles and screens, generating different...

More than a display space. A place to meet, gather, learn and design. A true headquarters on the dynamic international stage of Milan. The new VIVA Porte corporate showroom has been formulated with this...

The famous aphorism of the Greek philosopher Heraclitus – panta rei – seems to describe the trends in the world of doors, partitions and bookcases. In constant flux and ongoing transformation, these systems for...

Antrax IT was founded towards the end of the 1990s to produce towel warmers and décor radiators. The immediate objective was to generate warmth in the home in a new way, enhancing efficiency with...

Architecture: Moussafir Architectes, Inside Outside Construction companies: Lisandre, Rok, Kozac, Tischlerei Bereuter, Oleolift, Lenco Photo credits: Hervé Abbadie Neutral, generic architecture. This is how the building in Paris appears, designed in the 1970s by the Biro Fernier...

Besides receiving many international honors, since 2019 the Atelier office furnishing system, based on collaboration between Fantoni and Gensler as product design consultant, demonstrates its functional longevity in the contexts most fully characterized by...

Confucius said, “I live in a small house but my windows look out on a very large world.” Almost 2000 years later, that infinite world manages to sneak in almost everywhere, even in the...

A new way to think about contemporary interior design. An ideal that gets away from products to embrace a wider vision, shifting towards architecture. A concept that makes it possible to develop décor and...

The office is constantly being transformed, and Fantoni keeps pace with its changes. Open spaces of interaction and sharing flank executive areas, which are increasingly less individual and more oriented towards “meeting” in the fullest...

They function as dividers, separators, filters for light, barriers with a peek-a-boo effect to screen off given spaces. But there’s more: some of these panels are accessorized with consoles and shelves, coat racks, optionals...