This is not a house clad in marble; it is a house carved from it. A radical, uncompromising vision nestled in the heart of Brera. Descending beneath a historic villa, you enter a world where stone is both structure and light. Santafiora marble, onyx, and quartz create an environment that feels quarried rather than constructed. A true promenade architecturale where monumentality meets profound intimacy.

An exploration of the "fixed gaze" and the cinematic nature of design. Here, every interior object functions as a frame, meticulously calibrated to the millimeter.

The students of HEAD, Geneva (MAIA) presented one of the week’s most empathetic projects. This study of "animal interiors" explores how our companion animals perceive and utilize human-designed spaces. The project challenges our anthropocentrism, seeking new forms of cohabitation within the domestic sphere.

Jannis Kounellis (Senza Titolo). Dark surfaces that arrest the gaze, while warm reflections surface like apparitions. It is art that forces a necessary pause amidst the frantic noise of Milan.

An exhibition fueled by the energy of its participants. Here, design is not a final product but a collaborative process. The space is living and evolving, shaped by conversation and interaction, proof that without human context, form loses its meaning.