PIN–UP No. 16. 2014. A design power issue, extra thick. Patricia Urquiola. Max Lamb. Formafantasma. Haas Brothers. Caccia Dominioni. Nathalie du Pasquier. And the ghost of Sottsass all around. Pistachio, peach, and cream — an entire issue in the colors of Milan. Brianza Eleganza. Plus the city’s chicest glossary of where and when to eat. Get your copy, pronto. (2021 reinterpretation by Marc Asekhame featuring Artur van Buren.)
Featuring:
MAX LAMB
The Hands-On London Designer Who Will Leave No Stone Unturned
Interview by Caroline Roux
Portraits by Andreas Larsson
NATHALIE DU PASQUIER
A Former “Memphis Girl” Reveals Her True Colors
Interview by Andrew Ayers
Portraits by Carlotta Manaigo
PATRICIA URQUIOLA
The Ibero-Italian Design Powerhouse Is Having the Time of Her Life
Interview by Felix Burrichter
Portraits by Lukas Wassmann
HAAS BROTHERS
Talking Sex, Nuts, and Bolts with the Design World’s Winsome Twins
Interview by Michael Bullock
Portraits by Daniel Trese
EVA FRANCH I GILABERT
Global architecture thoroughbred and executive director of New York’s Storefront for Art and Architecture talks about her plans for the 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale.
Interview by Pierre Alexandre de Looz
Portraits by Therese + Joel
PLUS an 80 page MILANO SPECIALE, including the phenomenon of hidden master Luigi Caccia Dominioni, elaborate Seminato floors photographed by Delfino Sisto Legnani, Oeuffice’s table centerpieces reinterpret urban motifs at the domestic scale, a survey of emerging artists who root their practice in traditional Italian design, backstage with the visionary design gallerists Antonia Jannone, Nina Yashar, Luisa delle Piane, Lella Valtorta, Clio Calvi, Lilia Laghi, and Rossana Orlandi, the evanescent architecture of this season’s biggest fashion shows, personal musings from leaders of top design companies, Alessandro Mendini’s stroll through Monumentale Cemetery, and an exclusive portrait of Milanese power couples by artist Francesco Vezzoli.
ALSO:
The genesis of Dover Street Market’s retail fantasy (seen through the lens of artist Alex da Corte), the architecture of Matthew Barney, how Apple is changing the way we see the world, the world of Studio Formafantasma, a tour of the headquarters of Johnson Publishing Company in Chicago with artist David Hartt, a full-on luxury lifestyle immersion of total looks, and so much more.