the house of The future? It will be furnished with accessories from the minimal shapes, made of natural materials, which can be customized and enhanced with useful and discrete technological functions. On these trends in highly innovative is dedicated to the next edition of Homi, the exhibition of life-styles, from September 16 to 19 to the Milan trade Fair.
With the belief that innovation and creativity can change our habits and our tastes, the event in milan, which is only open to operators, wants to present the new design trends in the world of objects for the home and person.
HI-TECH FOR PLANTS, LAMPS AND PUPPIES
Among the novelties of the Salon, Led wall lights with lamp cover interchangeable of various colors, shelves in honeycomb wood natural designed to fit any space, or plant pots with luminous elements capable of changing colour depending on the degree of humidity of the soil, by indicating when is the best time to water. Even the bowls for dogs and cats, are beautiful and hi-tech, with a digital scale built to measure out the right amount of food and monitor its consumption on the part of our puppy. The proposals related to the world of the living range, instead, from small installations useful to give value to the house plants, turning them into oasis, to the gifts of nature with sculptures depicting the balance of leaves or the sinuous harmony of fish, rewriting volumes, playing with lights and shadows.
JEWELRY DRESSES
the jewellery shine for their innovative spirit, with the metal of the rings worked as if it were cast from the case, rough but elegant, while marine forms materialize in earrings semi-transparent. Among the materials recovered from sprout cups of cardboard that will become a primary element for bracelets and ornaments full of personality, while it is still the metal to become as thin as a veil to cover the body, and reinvent the collier like a tailored suit.
the INSPIRING TRADITION
Also, the tradition becomes inspiration for contemporary design: so, here’s sieves rediscover the terracotta and the simple shapes of the object made to be used. Pure forms, intuitions that do matter are the proposals of design that is inspired by the arabesques or winding to form frames of furniture and accessories.
DESIGNERS
in Addition to news of companies, the excellence of made in Italy, but also from across the world, Homi once again hones in on the proposals for emerging designers, innovative, ironic, original. And are the new designer (under 35), selected among those who have participated in the competition of the project Design Competition-Creative 3 (the initiative promoted by the Lombardy Region, in collaboration with Unioncamere Lombardia, the Adi, Association for industrial design, and Homi), the characters with their prototypes in a dedicated space.
SUSTAINABLE IDEAS
The ideas presented within this initiative are characterized by geometric lines, which draw objects in wood or metal, such as chairs, tables, shelves, furniture and accessories "concealed" hidden from the fascinating shapes, the rough, or accessories-the game can create fantastic environments, or tools that combine design, ecology and low production costs. the light is redrawn in an original way, thanks to the lamps of metal or wood that serve as the source of light through sheets of metal, designed to create soft atmospheres of dark and light, or project on the walls and the ceiling an exciting constellation of "splashes" of light. The technology that accompanies many of the projects presented: from the manufacturing processes, through laser-cutting or water-jet of the components, use, objects for the home that incorporate Led lights or disseminating music with hi-tech equipment hidden in an elegant wooden objects.
ARTISANS IN the CONTEST
surprising Ideas, objects, and accessories for the home and the person designed by Italian designers and international projects are also winners of the competition Homi Design Maker Award, made by Homi and Artex, Centre for artistic and traditional handicrafts of tuscany and is addressed to designers and craftsmen under the age of 35. winners, whose creations are exhibited at Homi in these days, are for the living area: Alemeacci Design of Abano Terme; ToBe Giulia Calvi of Cornate d’adda; the Yolk Design Studio in Florence. For the area of jewelry and fashion: Anastasia Starostenko of Amsterdam; Elisabeth Habig of Vienna; Eros Flares of Sambuceto. The prize-winning designs are all characterized by a strong research content: the challenge, in fact, was to unhinge the obvious of an object "artisan", to recover the essential beauty and seek, precisely, to re-discover a dimension of elegance as the.
HOMI, the exhibition of Life-Styles
from 16 to 19 September (from 9.30 to 18.30)
Fiera Milano (Rho)
www.homimilano.com
(the Hall is reserved to professional operators)
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