MDW 2025: The Best of Superdesign

Day 1 at Milan Design Week 2025 opened with a vibrant surge
of creativity, innovation, and boundary-pushing design. As the doors swung
open, the global design community converged amidst bold ideas, striking
installations, and future-forward concepts that reimagine the way we live and
interact with our spaces.
Starting it all off, Day 1 took us to the Superdesign Show
in Milan, where we explored the unseen future of living spaces, and witnessed
tradition give way to transformation in real time. Designs sculpted harnessing
technology and keeping the future in mind stole the show on the opening day, and
set the tone for what’s to follow over the next week.

Design and water beautifully combined in Geberit’s Where
Water Meets Design – an immersive experience that celebrates and harnesses
the essence of water into innovation. We then came across OneFabrica’s One-fab
objects “f(x) = ? ” – an innovative, and sustainable technology crafting
reusable and eco-friendly structures from aluminum pipes and fabric.

More innovation followed as we came across Light Bites
from Habits – luminous, interactive tableware that uses lighting to add a
performative element to the art of dining, while Artphabetable by Daniele
Cema, a low table composed of an ensemble of small canvases brought the
disciplines of art, graphics and design together in an unprecedented
manner.

Next up, we saw KALD Studio’s SurfBench – a bench
that redefines seating as we know it, harnessing kinetic energy into a smooth,
wave-like motion without motors or electricity. We then moved on to Carla
Tolomeo’s L’albero della vita, a surreal work of art that serves as a
metaphor for the constant renewal of existence, before we stumbled upon Niklas
Jacob’s Funnyture – a furniture collection that explores the boundaries
between design and communication by prioritising artistic expression.

Next, we came the Unforgettable exhibition curated by
Giulio Cappellini and Leonardo Talarico, a celebration of the spontaneous way
of living design – following which, we came across Elizabeth – The Queen Of
Bowls by United Pets, an elevated pet bowl featuring an Elizabethan
collar with a pop identity.

Day 1 of Milan Design Week 2025 was a testament to how design continues to evolve, challenge convention, and shape the way we experience the world. As the week unfolds, we look forward to uncovering more ideas that redefine possibilities – stay tuned for all the LIVE updates you need.
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