Archiproducts Milano, a co-working space for architects, designers and brands, opened its doors to more than 6,000 visitors in its seventh year. As the brainchild of (an online resource for architecture and design products), Archiproducts Milano is available to the public throughout annually. This year, the two-storey space welcomed architects and interior designers searching for new solutions for their projects and provided more than 100 complimentary interior design consultations throughout the event.
Focusing on a fresh theme each year, Archiproducts Milano’s 2022 installation Future Habit(at) delved into the envisaged future of how we interact with our home or workspace. On approach, guests were immediately immersed in innovation – the two-storey structure’s top-level facade was artistically draped in anodised aluminium.
In collaboration with and more than 80 participating product brands, the building’s 15 rooms were furnished and customised for visitors to explore. Each space represented a unique experience – every nook telling its own story. Key themes for 2022 included natural and urban elements blended with nuanced technology, ultimately exploring new ways of living and sharing spaces.
Highlights included Belgium company BuzziSpace’s curved acoustic seating absorbing excessive noise while creating a sense of togetherness. Finland’s soundproof pod workstations explored productivity by focusing on noise and privacy issues in open-plan offices. At the same time, educated on solutions with sustainability at the forefront, and Japanese corporation introduced ‘calm digital living’ via smart touch home technology.
Lighting brands including were on exhibit at , Italy.
The Mayfair Mini table lamp on display
Wallpaper references the natural landscape in one of the 15 rooms.
The Wave armchair provides a welcome resting place for visitors.
Colour and texture were a highlight at Archiproducts Milano 2022. The BuzziCee acoustic modular bench provides the perfect seating area for quiet gatherings.
Products from more than 80 brands were involved in the exhibition space, including the Lisa lounge club garden armchairs within the outdoor courtyard.
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