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This month's ongoing exhibitions include 'Plant Fever,' an exploration of design through a plant-centered perspective, on view at a restored Baroque manor on the bank of the River Elbe in Germany.
Lighting was once again showcased in Milan with the return of Euroluce after a four-year absence, illuminating trends from both Fiera Milano and the Fuorisalone events.
Milan Design Week featured striking new furnishings at not one but multiple events: the legendary Salone del Mobile and alternative events around town.
This month's ongoing exhibitions include a "traveling archive," on view at the Vitra Design Museum, dedicated to architecture from the Middle East and designing for extreme heat.
This year, Milan Design Week, including the 61st edition of Salone del Mobile along with SaloneSatellite and a slew of auxiliary events, returned to its normal April slot.
This month’s dates and events include an exhibition at Rome’s MAXXI exploring the relationship between structural engineering and the pervasion of technology into public and domestic spaces.
This month's upcoming exhibitions include a Formafantasma-designed show at the Vitra Design Museum in Germany that explores the radical potential of garden design.
This month, ongoing exhibitions include a display of park bench prototypes by Scottish designers on the grounds of Mount Stuart, a palatial 18th century estate on the Isle of Bute.