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InterniThe essence of the project by Midj The Tu-Be seating collection by Paolo Venier for Midj stems from the spontaneity of elementary forms.

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InterniBrass rods by Stilhaus Slender lines, balanced proportions, and a choice of the most reliable material for the bathroom environment: brass.

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InterniAbout stone and light, by Monitillo 1980 In the heart of Bergen, just a stone’s throw from the historic and colorful Bryggen harbor district—a UNESCO World Heritage site—lies Skostredet Spa .

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InterniMaterial and Design by Emu Emu collections are born from the intersection of expertise in metalworking and metal protection , research into multi-materiality, and a commitment to sustainability.

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InterniTerrace with a view by Pratic Designed to expand the company canteen at the Salewa headquarters in Bolzano and open it up to the surrounding landscape, the new outdoor space—planned by retailer Paller —takes shape through the…

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InterniMORE Collection, the new philosophy of warmth The MORE Collection represents a coherent and coordinated universe, currently comprising three complementary areas— Decorative , Architectural , and Essential —each designed to address specific…

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InterniHigh-protection by Resstende Designed by Arte Charpentie r and Robert Lewis Turner , the Sequana office complex consists of two buildings featuring extensive glass surfaces.

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InterniGLI ANNUAL DI INTERNI On the cover: left, stackable armchair from the Darwin Evolution collection, suitable for indoor and outdoor use, made of woven rope and designed by Lucidi Pevere for Emu.

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InterniEvolving Spaces by Mara Essentiality, lightness, attention to detail, and the ability to adapt to diverse settings are the common traits of Aera and Otto —two collections designed, respectively, by Marcello Ziliani and…

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InterniSeamless indoor and outdoor living by Nardi Caffè Botanico SerreQuerini is designed not merely as a place for a quick break or a social gathering, but primarily as a space open to the city—a venue where culture, social inclusion, design, and a…

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InterniThe design of rest by Rinaldi Group For Rinaldi Group , sleep quality is a guiding principle aligned with its core mission: to contribute to physical and mental well-being through solutions designed to offer comfort, ergonomics, and…

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InterniThe retractable handle by AGB Transcending the limitations of traditional handles, the Zero system from the Veneto-based company AGB offers designers the ability to incorporate doors into a space without any protrusions or…

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InterniHabitat: living space and relationships It is said, for example, that we are going through a phase of disorientation with respect to home and living .

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InterniSartorial flair by Riflessi Located on the Posillipo hill in Naples, the Riserva Rooftop restaurant—created in 2019 based on a design by architect Mario Sorrentino and furnished with Riflessi collections—now finds a new…

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InterniContemporary Living by Zalf The space defined by the system of wardrobes and walk-in closets from Zalf organizes domestic environments to accommodate evolving daily needs.

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InterniApulian farmhouses: a day-long dream Before large hospitality companies began investing in the area, it was the local families who understood the potential of these structures, once dedicated to agriculture and livestock farming…

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InterniEcovillage & Sanctuary: A Peaceful Sanctuary in Ticino Opened in 2025, the Ecovillage & Sanctuary occupies the villages of Terra Vecchia and Bordei, in the Centovalli region – in the Canton of Ticino, Switzerland – and is nestled in a landscape…

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InterniFrom a 19th-century palace to a hotel: inhabiting stratification Ortigia is an urban palimpsest where over two thousand years of history coexist in a fabric of architecture, alleys, and courtyards.

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InterniINTERNI at EquipHotel 2026: Italian design and the art of hospitality How is hospitality designed today? This is the question at the heart of The Italian Pavilion Talks: Hospitality, Connection & Experience , the series of meetings scheduled at EquipHotel Paris under…

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InterniDesigning Identity by Cantori In high-end hospitality, every space emerges from the intersection of identity, function, and atmosphere.

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InterniWalls that inspire by Novacolor Located just a short walk from Praça Saldanha and Avenida da República —in one of the most central areas of Lisbon—the MB 4 Office Building spans 10 floors and covers a gross area of ​​ 7,477 square…

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InterniAlpine outdoor collection by Tectona Located a short distance from the center and the ski slopes in Megève , the Le Sarto chalet designed by the Claves agency pays homage to the Alpine tradition of Henry Jacques Le Même , a central…

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InterniDe Bonart Naples: a design hotel with a Neapolitan soul Goethe said he excused (and perhaps understood?) those who might lose their senses, overwhelmed by the Sublime, seeing Naples in its dazzling beauty.

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InterniCustom-made pergolas by BT Created by BT and BT Glass , Borgo Le Terrazze in Bellagio overlooks Lake Como and is the result of a collaborative effort developed from the very early stages.

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