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Italian design meets Scandinavian taste, where elegance and style come together.
Knoll, Zanotta, Cappellini, Moroso, DePadova | ADL, Davide Groppi

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Design Davide Groppi #novelty 2026
#davidegroppi #vera #tablelamp #lightingdesign lightingsolution

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@bauhaus.movement @knoll S 533 "MR" Chair by Ludwi @bauhaus.movement
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S 533 "MR" Chair by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

The MR Collection represents some of the earliest steel furniture designs by Mies van der Rohe. The material choice was inspired by fellow Bauhaus master Marcel Breuer, while the forms are thought to be modern derivatives of 19th century iron rocking chairs.

#Knoll #MrChair #KnollInternational #DesignIcons #ContemporaryDesign LuxuryFurniture DesignFurniture InteriorDesign ArchitectureAndDesign ModernDesign ItalianDesign DesignClassics InteriorArchitecture ScandinavianDesign BlueBayDesign
@knoll Saarinen Tulip Chairs and Pedestal Tables a @knoll
Saarinen Tulip Chairs and Pedestal Tables are now available in Cream—a rich, warm hue that complements a wide range of materials and interiors. Link in bio.
@morosofficial Tall arches, suspended circles, str @morosofficial
Tall arches, suspended circles, strong vertical lines. Then, closer to the ground, the softer geometry of Gogan.

At Mövenpick Hotel & Residences, @lusso.furniture.design selected the Gogan Sofa and Gogan Armchairs after experiencing the Moroso collection at its source, discovering the materials, construction and thinking behind each piece.

Here, Gogan’s low, rounded volumes introduce another scale into the room, giving weight and intimacy to an architecture that develops upwards. Inspired by stones shaped over time by water, its organic presence creates a place to pause within a space designed to be experienced from many perspectives.

#Moroso #TheBeautyOfDesign #MadeinItaly #InteriorDesign #HospitalityDesign
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@knoll Architect and designer Sam Chermayeff discu @knoll
Architect and designer Sam Chermayeff discusses Florence Knoll and his celebration of the system she created in 1961. Explore the Knoll Chermayeff Storage Collection. Link in bio.
@davidegroppi A line of light dissolves into space @davidegroppi
A line of light dissolves into space, generating visual continuity.

Private residence in Ischia, Naples
Project: Arch. Marco Cortese

#davidegroppi #incontroluce #architecturallighting #lightingsolution #lightdesign

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@zanotta_spa Inspired by the precision of human an @zanotta_spa
Inspired by the precision of human anatomy and the aerodynamics of flight, Carlo Mollino designed Vertebra in 1950 as a masterpiece of “high-altitude engineering.” A sequence of plywood elements that trace a perfect, sinuous line, challenging the boundaries between furniture and sculpture.

Visit the Zanotta Flagship Store to discover the 2026 collection.
Via Durini 25-27, Milano

All intellectual property rights on the works, drawings, and documents of Carlo Mollino are owned by the Italian State pursuant to Article 586 of the Italian Civil Code – Produced under exclusive license – granted by the Agenzia del Demanio.

Photo Credits: @francescodolfophotography 

#Zanotta #MDW2026 #MilanoDesignWeek #CarloMollino
@knoll Perfectly proportioned and impeccably detai @knoll
Perfectly proportioned and impeccably detailed, Florence Knoll Credenzas can be used in the dining room, living room, bedroom, or office. These celebrated classics are now offered in an expanded range of colors, materials, and sizes. Explore the collection. Link in bio.
@morosofficial The garden room at Villa W is more @morosofficial
The garden room at Villa W is more than an interior overlooking the greenery. It is the point where the house shifts in tone, becoming more informal and more closely connected to the landscape.

Here, @graziosi.progetti and @contempera chose our Redondo armchair. Its continuous, soft and recognisable form brings a more intimate and sensory quality to a space otherwise defined by transparency and openness.

Ph: @Ke@kesterphotography
@skannofinland
@exponova 

#Moroso #TheBeautyOfDesign #MadeinItaly
@davidegroppi Light shapes the fluid architecture @davidegroppi
Light shapes the fluid architecture of the space.

Private residence in Ischia, Naples
Project: Arch. Marco Cortese 

#davidegroppi #incontroluce #architecturallighting #lightingsolutions #lightdesign
@cappelliniofficial A hand-painted pointillist scu @cappelliniofficial
A hand-painted pointillist sculpture, blurring lines between gallery and home.
The Proust armchair by Alessandro Mendini is a bold piece.
A craftsmanship masterpiece.

#CappelliniOfficial #InternationalInteriors 
#ProustCappellini #AlessandroMendini
@morosofficial The 2000s opened up a different rel @morosofficial
The 2000s opened up a different relationship with the past: one in which familiar codes could be taken apart, mixed and rewritten.

With Bohemian, designed by Patricia Urquiola in 2008, the traditional language of button tufting becomes something more fluid and unexpected. Upholstery seems to melt over the structure, while different materials and techniques overlap in a kind of contemporary patchwork.

Craft and industry, memory and experimentation coexist within the same object.
A project that reflects a decade in which design increasingly looked at tradition not as something to preserve unchanged, but as material to transform.

#Moroso #TheBeautyOfDesign #MadeinItaly
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@boffidepadova_official @depadova_official The Edd @boffidepadova_official
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The Edda armchair reinterprets the the archetype of the legless Japanese floor seat through an essential and informal design. Solid wood and soft padding meet in a perfect balance of comfort and minimalism

“Edda: a design that appears essential yet contains a depth made of stories, details and rituals. It is not just about furniture, but about atmospheres that invite one to slow down and live each day with care and intention.” @federicabiasistudio
@davidegroppi Light shaping unexpected visions. D @davidegroppi
Light shaping unexpected visions.

DOT P #walllamp

#davidegroppi #architecturallighting #lightingdesign #lightingsolution dot dotp
@adldesign_official @depadova_official The Deco co @adldesign_official
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The Deco collection reinterprets the fascinating turn of the century style in a contemporary way. The typical geometric shapes determined by the intersections of the uprights and crosspieces, also in combination with blind panels, originate three new sophisticated versions.
@morosofficial Escape from normality: a design day @morosofficial
Escape from normality: a design daydream. 
We’ve always rejected a normality that clings to rigid rules and conventions. Instead, they invite us into a world where the unpredictable is the norm, where contradictions merge to create new harmonies, and where imperfection is the key to creativity.

Here, metamorphosis is continuous. Design and space are not fixed; they evolve, just like life itself. Moroso doesn’t seek static perfection, but a dynamic flow that changes, adapts, and grows. Each design piece becomes a living part of this process, creating a unique experience that is, above all, deeply human.

Moroso Flagship Store
Via Pontaccio 8/10, Milan

Video by: @operaventuno 

#Moroso #TheBeautyOfDesign #MadeinItaly #InteriorDesign #ProductDesign DesignInteriors DesignInspiration DesignLovers
@krockedesign @knoll Some furniture pieces transce @krockedesign
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Some furniture pieces transcend trends and become true icons. Their influence extends far beyond their original purpose, shaping the way we think about comfort, ergonomics, craftsmanship, and timeless style.
A few of the most celebrated chairs in design history include:

• The Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman – Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956, this masterpiece redefined luxury seating by combining molded plywood with supple leather. Decades later, it remains one of the most recognizable and sought-after chairs in the world.
• The Barcelona Chair – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s 1929 design continues to represent modern elegance with its clean lines and exceptional craftsmanship.
• The Wassily Chair – Marcel Breuer’s innovative use of tubular steel transformed furniture design and inspired generations of modernists.
• The Egg Chair – Arne Jacobsen created this sculptural chair in 1958, blending privacy, comfort, and bold aesthetics into a single piece.
• The Wishbone Chair (CH24) – Hans J. Wegner’s iconic design demonstrates how simplicity, natural materials, and expert craftsmanship can create enduring beauty.

What makes these chairs iconic isn’t just their appearance—it’s their ability to balance form, function, and innovation while remaining as relevant today as when they were first introduced. Which iconic chair would you choose for your dream space?

#InteriorDesign #FurnitureDesign #DesignIcons
@morosofficial Geometriæ, a project by @Frontdesig @morosofficial
Geometriæ, a project by @Frontdesign, redefines seating as a perceptual experience.
Each form originates on paper, drawn in pencil or watercolor, where light, shadow, and surfaces follow a painterly logic. These studies are then translated into jacquard-woven textiles, becoming fully realized three-dimensional objects.

“The shadow we perceive is not produced by light, but inscribed within the surfaces themselves.”
The result is a subtle balance between image and volume, where geometry and perception meet in an ambiguous, shifting space. Forms transform depending on the viewer’s perspective, inviting movement, exploration, and active engagement.

More than functional objects, these pieces narrate their own process of formation, questioning how we see, and imagine, space.

MDW26
Geometriæ | Colombo’s Gallery – via Solferino 44, Milano

Art direction by @studionuvole 
Video by @lorenzofranzoni_ 

#Moroso #TheBeautyOfDesign #MadeinItaly #MDW26 #DesignInteriors
@zanotta_spa The shape of freedom. Born in 1968, @zanotta_spa

The shape of freedom.

Born in 1968, Sacco dismantled the rules of traditional upholstery. An unstructured, irreverent icon by Gatti, Paolini and Teodoro, it  continues to rewrite the concept of domestic comfort.

#Zanotta #GattiPaoliniTeodoro
@cappelliniofficial A welcoming calyx, pure grace, @cappelliniofficial
A welcoming calyx, pure grace, striking silhouette.
Marcel Wanders transforms his homeland’s hallmark into an interior design icon.
This is Tulip Armchair.

#CappelliniOfficial #Cappellini #InternationalInteriors 
#TulipArmchair #MarcelWanders
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