Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Salone del Mobile, Part 2 Gallery
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Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Salone del Mobile, Part 2 Gallery

<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN - Dirk van der Kooij's chairs being made by a dedicated robot. The final touch involved manually smoothing the edges with a tool.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN - Dirk van der Kooij's chairs, featuring a beautiful color gradation. Tables and rocking chairs were also on display.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN - Resembling a giant plastic model, this is a collection of birdhouses named "Bird City" by Eveline Visser.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - LENNEKE LANGENHUIJSEN - "TUTU," a stool by designer Lenneke Langhuijsen, a graduate of DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN, made from wood woven into textiles. This was exhibited at a separate venue.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN - Michelle Baggreman's exhibition, showcasing new fabrics created from plastic bags.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN - Staff busily preparing light meals in a specially set up kitchen within the venue. Tickets were purchased at the press counter.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - Maarten Baas - A mirror from Maarten Baas's new "Clay - The Plane Collection," presented at Rossana Orlandi. Baas is a graduate of DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - JO NAGASAKA - Japanese architect Jo Nagasaka presented a table at Rossana Orlandi. Many visitors were captivated by the mysterious gradient finish achieved with epoxy processing.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - Ligne Roset - French furniture brand Ligne Roset unveiled the "PLOUM" sofa by the Bouroullec brothers. This is a view of the exhibition at the trade fair.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - BOKJA - Sofas by BOKJA, whose works were presented at multiple venues including Rossana Orlandi, Lidewij Edelkoort's curated exhibitions, and city shops.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - Colin Schaelli - "con.temporary furniture," a series of flat-pack furniture by Swiss designer Colin Schaelli, requiring no screws or nails. This is its first exhibition in Italy.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - DANESE - Francesco Faccin sits on his own designed chair, "STRATOS." He is an Italian designer born in 1977.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - DANESE - The "DOUBLE SIDE" chair by Matali Crasset, made of plywood, features a mechanism that transforms the backrest into a table.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - DANESE - At Danese's headquarters in Sempione Park, an exhibition showcased the creation of entirely new products using parts from existing Danese items. This lighting fixture utilizes the base from Naoto Fukasawa's "Bincan" series.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll</strong> - DANESE - The "STRATOS" chair by Francesco Faccin. It is constructed by joining cut plywood pieces together like a jigsaw puzzle.
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Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Milan Salone Stroll - Part 2 Gallery

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