Homegrown designers and artists in spotlight at D/Code
A bright and sunny weekend of March 17th and 18th witnessed a two-day luxury art and design exposition called D/Code held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Mumbai. A new, innovative platform conceptualized and curated by award winning architect Ashiesh Shah in association with the Times of India Group, the fair was the first of its kind in the subcontinent. For those who could not make it to the event, we offer you glimpses
Curated By: Benu Joshi Routh
SPLENDOUR
The pair of consoles presented by Splendour for D/code are conceptualised in precious materials - from highly polished brass, to matte, antique and patinated bronze. The accompanying wall-lights, Plis (or fold in French) follow the same concept and technique of different metal finishes for each fold of light. Both the consoles and wall-lights each in a limited edition of 10 pieces are offered exclusively by Nilufar Gallery and presented officially in this edition of Fuori Salone design week 2018 at the Nilufar Depot in Milan.
ILO’s fine rugs, handcrafted in Nepal and India, combine a contemporary aesthetic with a centuries old craft that has been passed down over generations. Each piece is made using traditional Tibetan and Persian knots and loom techniques, using only eco-friendly dyes and natural yarns from the Himalayas and New Zealand. This year for Fuori Salone 2018, Splendour will showcase three comprehensive collections of hand knotted rugs by ILO.
The pair of consoles presented by Splendour for D/code are conceptualised in precious materials - from highly polished brass, to matte, antique and patinated bronze. The accompanying wall-lights, Plis (or fold in French) follow the same concept and technique of different metal finishes for each fold of light. Both the consoles and wall-lights each in a limited edition of 10 pieces are offered exclusively by Nilufar Gallery and presented officially in this edition of Fuori Salone design week 2018 at the Nilufar Depot in Milan.
ILO’s fine rugs, handcrafted in Nepal and India, combine a contemporary aesthetic with a centuries old craft that has been passed down over generations. Each piece is made using traditional Tibetan and Persian knots and loom techniques, using only eco-friendly dyes and natural yarns from the Himalayas and New Zealand. This year for Fuori Salone 2018, Splendour will showcase three comprehensive collections of hand knotted rugs by ILO.
