An elevated bar station within the home is, we would warrant, an essential addition — particularly for those who love to entertain, even just within your bubble at present. A focus on the bar’s materiality will take cocktail hour to the next level, while well-chosen bar stools will complement the surrounding aesthetic. The same rings true for the kitchen; an impressive, design-led island or counter requires equally stylish stools on which to perch. From pared-back silhouettes to geometric designs, these are the best stools to peruse for any occasion.
Left to right: Caratos swivel bar stool by Antonio Citterio for Maxalto from Matisse, Kashmir bar stool by Simon James for Resident from Simon James, Skin stool by Archirivolto for Calligaris from Dawson & Co.
Left to right: Kekke bar stool by Piet Boon from ECC, Nina bar stool by David Lopez Quincoces for Living Divani from Studio Italia, Torii bar stool by Bensen from Tim Webber
Left to right: Cab Bar stool by Mario Bellini for Cassina from Matisse, High Stool by Mater from ECC, First Steps bar stool by Christophe Pillet for Flexform from Studio Italia
During lockdown, most of us prioritise day-to-day comfort when getting dressed. If you find you have extra time on your hands, it’s also a great opportunity to catch up on wardrobe maintenance, such as sewing buttons, hand washing, mending hems and dealing with your cashmere. With increased home time, the cool comfort of cashmere offers both laid-back polish and sumptuous cosiness — and it’s normal for cashmere pieces to start looking a little worn after sustained use.
Elle Pugh, co-founder of Elle + Riley, knows what it takes to keep cashmere looking luxurious and feeling softer than ever before. Here’s Pugh’s guide to being proactive about preserving your investment pieces and looking your smartest, even if your next outing is to the sofa.
Pilling “After wearing your new cashmere garment for the first few times, you may find small balls of fibre forming on the surface,” Pugh says. “These small balls or ‘pills’ are caused by some of the loose fibre tangling together as areas of your garment are rubbed during wear.”
Quite often, pilling occurs on new pieces around the arms or where you carry your handbag.
“The appearance of pilling should not be interpreted as an indication of low quality, it is often caused by friction and can be removed with proper maintenance.”
By investing in a cashmere comb, you can tackle the problem. 1. Gently stretch the cashmere piece on a flat surface. 2. Hold the Elle + Riley cashmere comb in your dominant hand and use short strokes to brush in one direction, removing the loose fibres.
“Avoid wearing a cashmere garment two days in a row,” Pugh says. “Let it rest for a day, airing your garment for a few hours on a flat surface, preferably outdoors, before wearing it again.”
Washing To keep cashmere looking clean, do not dry clean and avoid the washing machine. It’s time to get your hands even cleaner with some handwashing.
1. Fill up a basin or wash bucket with cold water and pour in two capfuls of suitable laundry detergent. 2. Gently squeeze the suds through the fabric, taking care not to rub, wring or stretch your garment. Rinse well, squeeze out as much excess water as possible, and leave to dry flat on a towel in the shade. “An E+R tip is to roll your cashmere in a clean towel to squeeze the excess water out prior to laying flat,” Pugh says. “Remember to always dry naturally away from direct heat such as radiators or sunlight. We do not tumble dry or hang up our cashmere as it will irreversibly deform your garment.” 3. Steam if necessary to eliminate wrinkles.
Between washes Cashmere pieces generally will need to be washed after three wears. This can be extended if items are layered beneath. To keep your cashmere smelling fresh between washes, use a spray, applied 15cm from the garment, which can eliminate some odours. “Our Cashmere Spray is made from 100 percent natural ingredients with notes of orange, geranium and cedar,” Pugh says. “I use it as a room spray too.”
Final tips Keep your cashmere folded in breathable cotton care bags. “These are an essential accessory to care for any cashmere garments in storage or during travel,” Pugh says. “Our Care Bags come in one size and each bag can fit up to two garments.”
Place an Elle + Riley Cedar Block inside the bags to naturally protect from moths and perspiration.
Dedicated followers of fashion now have even more options for giving life the luxury touch, thanks to exceedingly stylish lifestyle accessories from high fashion and jewellery houses. From sporting equipment to tech and even vehicles, there’s no reason why style should stop at our wardrobes.
Blue Crush For Chanel’s 2021 Coco Beach resort collection, Creative Director Virginie Viard embraces youthful exuberance and vitality. Surfer chic has been hit with a splash of refinement, as easy separates like blouses, shorts and swimsuits are adorned with an elegant tropicana motif. But it’s the accessories we’ve got our eyes on — in particular, the highly coveted wakesurf board, ideal for showing off your wave riding prowess.
Left: Dior x Vespa 946; Right: Prada Outdoor Frisbee.
Couture Cruiser This highly desirable collaboration between Dior and Vespa is sure to make a memorable odyssey of even the most mundane commute. A contemporary update of the seminal Vespa 946, this scooter harnesses both French joie de vivre and Italian dolce vita, and has been redesigned by Maria Grazia Chiuri since its initial 2012 launch. It includes a Dior Oblique motif top case specially crafted to fasten to its luggage rack; top with the matching helmet and you’ll never have to worry about an inherently practical accessory cramping your style.
Fashion Fling From garden to coast to mountain, nature in all its varied glory is the central muse of the Prada Outdoor collection. Comprising three separate capsules that call to mind each specific environment, we’re particularly charmed by the Prada Frisbee designed for days on the beach — just make sure whoever you throw it to is certain to return it.
Hermès Savana Dance Roller Skates.
Wheeler Dealer Giving this retro pastime a refined reinvention, the Savana Dance Roller Skates from Hermès harness the brand’s quintessential use of sumptuous materials and ingenious design. Combining a white, calfskin high-top sneaker and a maple wood platform with a modified version of the signature Savana Dance print, an innovative fixation system within the sole allows for the skates to be removed at will for two-in-one fun.
Left: Versace boxing gloves; Right: Fendi x Polaroid x Sarah Coleman camera.
The New One-Two The popularity of boxing now endures beyond merely a fitness fad, and we’d be willing to place bets on these eye-catching Versace boxing gloves helping our punches land that much more victoriously. Covered in the fashion house’s iconic Barocco print and with a 100 percent leather outer, they hit the mark when it comes to a stylish sweat session.
Snap Happy Capture memories in style with Fendi’s wavy collaboration with artist Sarah Coleman and Polaroid. Adding a psychedelic 70s touch to the 90s favourite and bringing it decidedly into the modern day, both Coleman and Silvia Venturini Fendi worked together on a fresh interpretation of the iconic FF logo pattern, making this everyday object a work of art in itself.
Left: Saint Laurent x Bang & Olufsen Beosound Edge Speaker; Right: Tiffany pool triangle and custom-made ball set.
Press Play Saint Laurent has long been connected with the musical realm, frequently garnering inspiration from musician muses. It follows that the house would delve into audio accessories, with this Saint Laurent x Bang & Olufsen Beosound Edge speaker. Darkly chic, it is crafted with a marble-look fabric front and black aluminium sides that allow for a simple tap to control, delivering B&O’s state-of-the-art listening quality.
Take a Cue From the display case to the dining table, the home office and even the pampered pet, Tiffany & Co. has been lending its luxurious touch to everyday objects for some time now. Place a hint of the signature Tiffany blue in the games room with this meticulously crafted, oak pool triangle and custom-made ball set, featuring a removable sterling silver plate that is perfect for personalisation.
Louis Vuitton x Maison Tamboite bicycle.
Pedal to the Metal When it came to the creation of its first bicycle, it makes sense that Louis Vuitton turned to artisanal Paris-based bike-maker Maison Tamboite, which was established in 1912 and is known for its assured, technologically innovative designs. With its instantly recognisable, brown leather monogrammed frame and pops of red, the LV Bike is a beautiful extension of the fashion house’s artful heritage.
Lockdown has reawakened within us the need to bake. Whether it be for procrastination or as an activity to lift the spirits, baking at home has never had a more engaged audience. Capitalising on this with her Instagram (@kitchenoftreats) bursting with tantalising sweet treats, Liv Glazebrook is coming to our rescue with a raft of recipes to fulfil our lockdown needs. But this one caught our eye. The perfect mix of satiating and sweet, these pecan and caramel sticky buns are set to hit the spot, especially when served fresh from the oven. Here’s how to make them at home.
Pecan caramel sticky buns recipe Serves 12
Ingredients Dough ¾ cup water ¾ cup whole milk 8g active dry yeast ¼ cup caster sugar 1 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons neutral oil 4 cups high grade white flour
Filling 1/4 cup butter, softened 1/4 cup brown sugar 2 ½ teaspoons ground cinnamon 3/4 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup cream 1 ¼ cups roughly chopped nuts (this recipe uses pecans, you could also use walnuts or macadamias)
Method 1. Mix together water and whole milk, heat in the microwave until lukewarm then add yeast and stir until dissolved.
2. In a large bowl, mix the yeast mix with the sugar, oil, salt and 1¼ cups flour. Beat on medium speed until smooth. Stir in the remaining flour to form a soft dough.
3. Turn the dough onto a floured surface before kneading with hands until smooth and elastic — approximately 6-8 minutes. Place in an oiled bowl. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled (about 1 hour).
4. Punch the dough and turn onto a lightly floured surface. Use a rolling pin to flatten the dough into a rectangle shape, ensuring it maintains an even thickness.
5. Spread softened butter over the dough rectangle, then mix together sugar and cinnamon and sprinkle on top. Use your fingers to gently press the sugar/cinnamon mix into the dough. Give it another roll with the rolling pin.
6. Roll up the dough (from the long-side) and carefully cut into 12 even slices.
7. In a small saucepan combine brown sugar and cream until it is incorporated and smooth to form a caramel. Pour this caramel into the bottom of a baking dish, making sure that it evenly coats the bottom. I used a glass 40cm x 25cm baking dish.
8. Sprinkle chopped pecans over the top of the caramel.
9. Arrange the 12 rolls on top of the caramel and pecans, then cover and let rise in a warm, draught-free place until doubled in size.
10. Bake at 180°C for 25mins, the scrolls should be golden brown.
11. Remove from oven and allow to cool for 2 minutes, then place a large serving tray over the top of the baking dish. Very carefully (using oven mits) hold onto both the tray and dish and flip over. Remove the baking dish and allow to cool for 15mins.
12. Serve immediately so that your sticky buns can be enjoyed warm.
Notes: Bread maker method 1. Mix together water and whole milk, heat in the microwave until lukewarm and add yeast. Stir until dissolved.
2. Pour the yeast mix into the bread machine followed by the sugar, salt, oil and flour. Set to dough setting as per bread machine instructions.
3. Once complete, turn dough onto a lightly floured surface and roll into a rectangle. (Follow the rest of the method above.)
A good quality bag can only get better over time, as its supple leather moulds to your every need. Testament to this axiom is Dadelszen’s new luxury accessories range, showcasing soft yet hardwearing pebbled calfskin or sumptuous yet understated nubuck in instantly classic styles.
Handcrafted by the brand’s generations-old atelier in Northern Italy, the considered edit relies on traditional techniques and a modern design mindset for leather goods that are truly timeless. For that added personal touch, each style can be made bespoke to your requirements.
For the accessories that can take you anywhere, carry on reading:
Left to right: The Cross Briefcase in Anthracite Nubuck; The Kate Tote in Black Calfskin.
The winning briefcase The Cross briefcase was a custom design for Dadelszen’s chairman and now it’s proved its worth over a number of years it is available as part of the new capsule collection. The well-thought-out style comfortably stores a 13-inch laptop, with a secure internal zip pocket for important documents and two external pockets for those items you need to access during a busy day. Polished and practical, it’s available in ‘anthracite’ or black nubuck.
The elegant everyday tote One of those cherished handbag styles that will never feel out of season, the Kate tote can be worn in a multitude of ways. Configurations include wearing the bag open and square or folded in at the sides with either slender short handles or longer shoulder straps. It’s available in black with silver hardware or military green with gold hardware and is large enough to fit a laptop, iPad and all of your daily essentials. An oversized style in supple calfskin, the Kate has the right amount of slouch to be held close to your body, and held dear.
Left to right: The Boston overnight bag in Anthracite Nubuck; the Robbie Backpack in Military Green Calfskin.
The artisan all-rounder The Boston overnight bag is the kind of keep-all that you take on a weekend stay but don’t want to let go of. Complete with palladium hardware, an interior pocket and a removable shoulder strap, it’s a hardworking style. It’s available in all of the aforementioned material colourways.
The haute hands-free Another beloved bespoke design, the Robbie backpack was made for a client who requested a no-fuss, effortlessly elegant backpack. With padded shoulder straps and luxuriously soft microsuede lining, it will transport your necessities with care. It’s available in anthracite nubuck and military green calfskin, both with oversized palladium hardware.
The Everywhere Case in Anthracite Calfskin and Carbon Fibre.
The go-getter Plan ahead with the meticulous Everywhere Case. Incredibly lightweight yet reliably durable, the case is complete with 360-degree wheels, zipped internal pockets, a palladium plated padlock, a carbon fibre handle and luxurious leather tabs. In a suits-anywhere marine blue pebbled leather and the right size for a business trip or a long weekend excursion (when it is safe to do so) this is a versatile style you can’t look past. There is just one Everywhere Case left in stock, so get in quick — our enquire for a bespoke alternative.
Shop Dadelszen’s new capsule leather goods collection online, with contactless collection from Dadelszen’s Parnell Showroom available during Auckland’s level 3 lockdown.
Gone are the days of broken patio chairs and wonky umbrellas. In the modern home, a well-appointed outdoor area has become just as important as its interior counterparts, and these are the new pieces proving why.
Outdoor Dining Chairs Considering there’s nothing like a creaky or crooked dining chair to spoil a delicious meal, we have rounded up the best, from practical to polished.
Nodi armchair by Yabu Pushelberg for Tribù from Dawson & Co.
Left to Right: Portofino Dining Chair by Vincent Van Duysen for Paola Lenti from ECC; Belleville Chair by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra from Matisse; Landscape dining chair by Kettal from Studio Italia.
Outdoor Dining Tables A dining table is the centrepiece of any outdoor area. A monument to social interaction and family life, it is the piece around which everyone will inevitably gather, so whichever style you choose, it best be worthy of the attention.
Conix Oval Dining byKris Van Puyvelde for Royal Botania from ECC.
Top to bottom: Illum Dining Table by Merckx & Maes for Tribù from Dawson & Co. Mirto Outdoor Table by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia from Matisse; Spinnaker Extendable Dining Table by Gordon Guillaumier for Roda from ECC.
Outdoor Sofas For lounging in the sun or entertaining at night, an outdoor sofa that pairs luxury with comfort is a crucial component of any al fresco living space.
Butterfly Outdoor Sofa by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia from Matisse.
From top to bottom: Charles Outdoor Sofa by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia from Matisse; Lagoon Sofa by Bullfrog from Sarsfield Brooke; Sunray Sofa by Rodolfo Dordoni for Minotti from ECC.
Outdoor Occasional Chairs Is there anything better than curling up in a comfortable chair and basking in a warm, summer’s day? Meet the coolest occasional chairs in which to kick back, relax and take stock.
Rere Lounge Single Seat and Two Seater from Devon.
Clockwise from top left: Boogie armchair by Bullfrog from from Sarsfield Brooke; Basket Outdoor Club Chair by Nanna Ditzel and Jørgen Ditzel for Kettal from Studio Italia; CTR club chair by Piergiorgio Cazzaniga for Tribù from from Dawson & Co.
Outdoor Occasional Tables Sculptural, circular and as practically-minded as they are appealing to look at, meet the coffee tables causing us to take our morning tea outside.
Cala Side Table by Doshi Levien for Kettal from Studio Italia.
Clockwise from top left: Fat Fat Outdoor Tables by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia from Matisse; Mesh Side Table by Patricia Urquiola for Kettal from Studio Italia; Block Outdoor side table by Minotti from ECC.
Poolside Pieces Emerge from the sparkling waters of a refreshing dip, and collapse onto an elegantly-appointed chaise lounge or recliner.
Orson Garden Lounger by Gordon Guillaumier for Roda, available from ECC.
Top to bottom: Mistral sunlounger by Rodolfo Dordoni for Roda from ECC; Piper Sunlounger by Rodolfo Dordoni for Roda from ECC; Rere Sun Lounger from Devon.
If you’re anything like us, you have excitedly and thoroughly mapped out your menu for the next few days to include your dream takeaways and eat-at-home meals from your favourite restaurants — sorely missed and now available at alert level 3. The selection is comprehensive indeed, as hospitality venues all across town pivot to make their offering available to enjoy in the comfort of our own abodes.
If you’re even more like us, the craving for a great burger has been growing steadily stronger throughout level 4. While it’s possible to make them at home, there’s nothing quite like a burger crafted by the experts with the perfect ratio of filling, sauce, salad, superior buns and great sides. The ultimate indulgence, here are the best burgers on offer in level 3.
From left to right: Parade Ponsonby; Cantine.
Parade Ponsonby Specialising in house-made pretzels, including pretzel burger buns, Parade’s burgers are next level — even when we’re not moving to the next alert level. Choose from a delectable array including smash or double smash patties, fried chicken, falafel and more, and don’t forget to supplement with ‘secret sauce’ fries. Place your order for contactless pick-up via DM through Parade’s Instagram, call 09 666 0027 or, for delivery, use Uber Eats.
Cantine The Bar Celeste team have brought back Cantine, slinging their delightfully gluttonous burgers. Sure to satiate the meanest burger craving, find Celeste’s famous Filet O’Market Fish and the hamburger-style Smashburger in the mix, as well as suitably indulgent sides. While they are so popular that they have sold out for the weekend, keep an eye on their Instagram and get in quick when they open orders again.
Hotel Ponsonby Having opened its pre-orders on Tuesday the 21st of September, Hotel Ponsonby has an irresistible selection on offer, including various renditions of its famous burger. A new chicken sub is in the mix as well as the vege burger, plus shoestring fries, sticky toffee pudding and more. Order online here and keep an eye on Hotel Ponsonby’s socials for updates.
Left to right: Baby G; Lowbrow.
Baby G Another cult favourite burger purveyor with hundreds of enthusiastic fans, Baby G is offering click and collect for its iconic smash patty burgers. Again, Friday’s offering has been eagerly snapped up already, but keep a close eye on the Baby G Instagram and website for the next round.
Lowbrow St Kevins Arcade’s resident fast-food-but-better outpost is one of our first ports of call for the ultimate burger thanks to its ‘sando’ menu. Our go-to order? The hot chicken sando, or the hot spice ‘fush’ sando. Or maybe, the Macdaddy… scratch that, we’ll have one of everything. Lowbrow is taking orders for pick-up via its website or delivery via Delivereasy and Uber Eats.
Burger Boy Satiate any burger craving with Viaduct Harbour joint Burger Boy’s selection of simple yet smashable burgers. It’s open seven days from 11am until 9pm for takeaway or delivery. Find breakfast buns like the BLT or the Vege Butty (free-range eggs with hash browns, veges and mayo) and any-time favourites from beef burgers to Korean chicken and more. Available for contactless pick-up and also delivery via Uber Eats. Order online here.
Left to right: Tiger Burger; Wise Boys.
Tiger Burger Known and loved for its Korean fusion-style burgers, Tiger Burger is back up and running so you can order the Gang-Jeong (free-range, double-fried chicken thigh with chilli glaze and gochujang mayo), the Galbi (beef, rice vinegar pickles, caramelised galbi onions) and more. Order online here.
Wise Boys Get your plant-based burger fix from Wise Boys, open from Thursday the 23rd of September for contactless pick-up at its Grey Lynn store. Along with all the usual favourites, there are spicy Buffalo chick and cauli wings specials. Place your order via Wise Boys’ website, call them on 09 360 0801 get it delivered through Delivereasy. The Wise Boys team are not accepting walk-up orders right now.
From left to right: Burger Burger; Burger Geek.
Burger Burger Auckland’s beloved burger joint Burger Burger is offering its full burger menu including specials, sides like potato skins and charred broccoli, plus milkshakes and sodas for contactless pick-up or delivery via Delivereasy from its Ponsonby and Takapuna locations. Its Commercial Bay location is closed, for now. Head to the website to order.
Burger Geek This Eden Terrace burger store was just about to open a new location in Grey Lynn when lockdown hit, so we suggest giving it your support. Just the main Symonds Street store is open for takeaways currently — keep an eye on their social media for updates and ordering details.
Houses with history often seem to have personalities of their own — idiosyncratic features that are either embraced or reinterpreted by their residents, where old and new are woven together to create a whole new living, breathing narrative. This dignified family home is one such building, whereby its heritage-listed status added parameters that were joyfully incorporated and updated by renowned Australian interior designer Blainey North, founder of global design firm Blainey North & Associates.
Located in Sydney, the Georgian Revival-style house was originally built in 1938 by Geoffrey Forrest Hughes, father of Robert Hughes, the famed art critic. It was Robert that North looked to for inspiration when she was commissioned by the family who purchased it in 2019. Guided by the late critic’s key tenets of what she describes as “democratising the elite world of art consumption”, North went about seamlessly integrating the home’s historic interior with contemporary and artful touches throughout.
While the initial impression is one of grand elegance and formal lines, step inside and a youthful spirit rises to the fore, captured in innovative materials and playful finishes. Abstract black and white Pierre Frey wallpaper adds a graphic touch on entry, in addition to other eye-catching wall designs that are employed in this house with tasteful confidence.
Maison C Coven wallpaper in one of the children’s bedrooms sees whimsical figures gathered, like nymphs in a Greek myth, and while the ensuite’s incredible alcove bathtub was unable to be altered due to its heritage status (although, we can’t see why you would want to), Pierre Frey wallpaper was utilised here, too, echoing the tiles to magnificent effect.
Left: TAPWARE FROM PERRIN & ROWE from In Residence.
Curves are a prevalent feature throughout, with rounded archways, entrances and furniture designed to echo the arched wall niches built into the entryway. The table, chairs, rug and chandelier in the formal dining room also ascribe to this softening of form, creating a welcoming centrepiece that seems primed to enfold those using it.
Considering all the elements holistically, lighting and texture must be duly recognised for the importance they play in creating both interesting and well-rounded environments. In particular, it is the varying, often statement-making light fixtures that offer contemporary punctuation to the more traditional elements of these rooms, like the kitchen’s Meshmatics chandelier by Moooi and the living room’s Roll & Hill Mini Farrago pendant light.
MESHMATICS CHANDELIER BY RICK TEGELAAR FOR MOOOI and Royal Vases Collection By Rina Menardi from ECC.
Rather than just existing as an austere monument to design, the renovation made sure to take into account the need for it to be comfortable for day-to-day family life. For its residents, a family with four young children under the age of 12, integration between the interiors and the architecture was paramount, especially seeing as there were juxtaposing principles at play.
Through respectfully restoring and celebrating the home’s unique history, while imbuing it with a charming irreverence, the team has created an enduring family abode that beautifully melds both legacy and innovation, a combination that is surely the definition of timeless design.
As we look forward to a lower alert level, takeaways are not the only delicious deliveries we have set our sights on. A well-timed cocktail delivery to accompany our new meal options creates much more cause for celebration. Here are our top cocktail deliveries to pore — and pour — over.
Caretaker cocktails
Caretaker It’s widely regarded as one of Auckland’s best bars, and Caretaker is allowing us all to enjoy its delicious cocktails from the comfort of our own homes. Choose from a selection of handcrafted classic and seasonal pre-mixed cocktails, including a martini, a ritz negroni (gin, sweet vermouth, Campari, a dash of absinthe) and more. The team have just added an 8-pack offering to the line-up, so why not stock up? All that’s left to do is chill and serve. Order online.
Clipper’s cocktails
Clipper Clipper’s ‘Cocktail Bottle Shop’ opens on the weekend for a much-needed shake-up. Given that it’s Negroni Week we are ordering its Rhubarb Negroni — a delicious and approachable twist on the classic with a blend of gin, Campari and bianco vermouth balanced with house-made Rhubarb cordial. Contactless deliveries within 5km of Clipper, on Ponsonby Road, are available both Friday and Saturday via online order.
Savor Goods cocktails
Savor Goods Savor’s sommeliers and bar gurus have lent their expertise to a series of ready-to-mix cocktails that come fully equipped with instructions and tips so you can execute them with ease. Offering classics like an Aperol Spritz and Whiskey Sour, you can also branch out with a Kyoto Negroni (premixed Kinobi gin, Choya traditional plum wine, Amaro Montenegro and dehydrated lemon) or a Margarita de Verde (Herradura Plata Tequila, Herradura Blue Agave Nectar, lime juice, avocado and jalapeño). Order online for delivery here.
Having been postponed in 2020, Milan’s major design event Salone del Mobile returned with a bang (and a new title) in early September after its 18-month hiatus. Dubbed ‘Supersalone’ this year, the seminal showcase was curated by Stefano Boeri and saw companies and designers display their best work from the last year and a half.
The result was, as usual, a collection of the most groundbreaking and innovative creations in the design realm, shown within a largescale ‘design library’ that also housed talks and other events and facilities. Our curation below includes the best of the selection for you to be inspired by, from lighting to seating, décor and even design offshoots from luxury fashion houses (more on that here). Our wishlists are positively overflowing.
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