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Nilufar Gallery

See & Do, DesignKristy KongMilan, Italy
Nilufar Gallery

Since the 1990s, Nilufar gallery in Milan has been a point of interest for those who are interested in historical and contemporary art and design. And during this year’s Salone del Mobile, the Nilufar Depot project set the stage once again for such interactions with more than 40 pieces of furniture and lighting, including works by 12 new designers contributing to the Nilufar collection for the first time.

Each featured design was chosen for its uniqueness, aesthetic quality and its embodiment of the gallery’s vision. Featured designers include the Lebanese Claude Missir, who created a series of sleek furniture pieces inspired by nature and unique in geometry. Lindsey Adelman’s three lighting projects are carefully crafted in blown glass, the Catch Rock table lamp accentuated by stones such as malachite, which suggests abundance and is believed to bring emotions to the surface.

Text / Kristy Kong

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