Last May, the ADI Design Museum was inaugurated in Milan, dedicated to the Compasso d’Oro collection but also to temporary exhibitions and initiatives. Located in Piazza Compasso d’Oro, near Via Ceresio and Piazzale Monumentale, the museum is the result of the restoration of a historic site dating back to the 1930s, used both as a deposit for horse-drawn trams and as an electricity distribution plant.
The Elica lamp designed by Brian Sironi for Martinelli Luce and awarded the Compasso d’Oro in 2011 is among the design objects in the permanent collection. It is also possible to discover Elica in the temporary exhibition “Uno a Uno. La specie degli oggetti”, placed alongside the Atollo lamp by Oluce. Curated by Beppe Finessi, this exhibition presents a sequence of pairings of objects that have won the Compasso d’Oro in different years and are compared for a comparative analysis to appreciate their different design approaches.
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– A visionary Globetrotter tradition –
The extraordinary design of each suite at Velona’s Jungle, a unique and luxurious retreat in the heart of Florence, offers a combination of fabrics, pieces of art, antiquities and works of contemporary artists&artisans, creating a union that gives individuality and balance between tradition and innovation.
To enhance the jungle-inspired ambiance, the owners of Velona’s Jungle have collaborated with Bronzetto to customize lamps from the Eclectic Collection which takes inspiration directly from the nature with castings that faithfully reproduce in brass the characteristics that nature assigns to each plant or animal.
Each suite features bespoke lighting fixtures adorned with motifs of tropical plants, exotic animals, and intricate jungle patterns.
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