Wallpaper* Handmade
For the last nine years, Wallpaper* has acted as client, patron and creative director, commissioning the world's finest artists, designers, craftsmen and manufacturers to collaborate on one-of-a-kind pieces. This year we take you on a quest for mental and corporeal wellbeing for our annual Handmade 2018 showcase held in Milan during Salone. With Wellness & Wonder, expect objects that accessorise the cult of self-improvement, exercise the cerebellum, replenish the body, jet-wash the life force and restore the innate harmony of the self. Now, you can buy some of these unique wonders right here.
A combination of Ghyczy’s innovative craftsmanship and 15 West’s elegant design, this sculptural mirror comprises polished stainless steel sheets, a leather-clad shelf and surround, and a curved aluminium base that conceals a storage compartment for beauty products. The mirror’s fractured appearance is intended to distort the user’s reflection, enjoining them to consider their inner-self rather than just their outward physical form.
Although their sleek appearance owes much to the curves and shine of art deco style, the function of these table lamps is actually inspired by a much earlier movement, chromotherapy. This belief in the healing powers of colour and light dates back to the ancient Egyptians and Greeks, who used sunlight, coloured stones and dyes as remedies. Similarly, these modular ‘Chromo’ table lamps can be mixed and matched, creating various coloured lights to help us get through dark winters. Comprised of a central metal shape, a large coloured glass piece and a set of curved glass pipes, the modular lamps have two light sources: a neon tube hidden at their centre and a set of LED lights at the base of the glass pipes. Depending on which way around the reversible lamps are placed, they project...
Although their sleek appearance owes much to the curves and shine of art deco style, the function of these table lamps is actually inspired by a much earlier movement, chromotherapy. This belief in the healing powers of colour and light dates back to the ancient Egyptians and Greeks, who used sunlight, coloured stones and dyes as remedies. Similarly, these modular ‘Chromo’ table lamps can be mixed and matched, creating various coloured lights to help us get through dark winters. Comprised of a central metal shape, a large coloured glass piece and a set of curved glass pipes, the modular lamps have two light sources: a neon tube hidden at their centre and a set of LED lights at the base of the glass pipes. Depending on which way around the reversible lamps are placed, they project...
Although their sleek appearance owes much to the curves and shine of art deco style, the function of these table lamps is actually inspired by a much earlier movement, chromotherapy. This belief in the healing powers of colour and light dates back to the ancient Egyptians and Greeks, who used sunlight, coloured stones and dyes as remedies. Similarly, these modular ‘Chromo’ table lamps can be mixed and matched, creating various coloured lights to help us get through dark winters. Comprised of a central metal shape, a large coloured glass piece and a set of curved glass pipes, the modular lamps have two light sources: a neon tube hidden at their centre and a set of LED lights at the base of the glass pipes. Depending on which way around the reversible lamps are placed, they project...
Studio Juju has turned a single block of marble into an altar to the daily ritual of cleansing, aiming to bring ‘a quiet assurance to the quest for contemplative rejuvenation’. Featuring one raised and one sunken basin, the piece was made by Fox Marble in fine Alexandrian White, a Dolomitic geological marble that lends itself to intricate carving.
Zoë Mowat’s anti-stress objects include foot massagers that rock to provide release for weary soles, and multi-textured cubes that offer nervous hands a sense of ease and which can be used to relieve tension around the body. Casone’s calming (and harmless to superheroes) green Kryptonite granite and white Carrara marble provide a sense of luxury.
Zoë Mowat’s anti-stress objects include foot massagers that rock to provide release for weary soles, and multi-textured cubes that offer nervous hands a sense of ease and which can be used to relieve tension around the body. Casone’s calming (and harmless to superheroes) green Kryptonite granite and white Carrara marble provide a sense of luxury.
Zoë Mowat’s anti-stress objects include foot massagers that rock to provide release for weary soles, and multi-textured cubes that offer nervous hands a sense of ease and which can be used to relieve tension around the body. Casone’s calming (and harmless to superheroes) green Kryptonite granite and white Carrara marble provide a sense of luxury.
Zoë Mowat’s anti-stress objects include foot massagers that rock to provide release for weary soles, and multi-textured cubes that offer nervous hands a sense of ease and which can be used to relieve tension around the body. Casone’s calming (and harmless to superheroes) green Kryptonite granite and white Carrara marble provide a sense of luxury.
Zoë Mowat’s anti-stress objects include foot massagers that rock to provide release for weary soles, and multi-textured cubes that offer nervous hands a sense of ease and which can be used to relieve tension around the body. Casone’s calming (and harmless to superheroes) green Kryptonite granite and white Carrara marble provide a sense of luxury.
Inspired by the works of Aldo Rossi and Giorgio de Chirico, Davide G Aquini’s gym equipment in curved stone and dark steel features a featherweight kettlebell, lightweight and middleweight dumbbells, and a heavyweight barbell. Their art deco-influenced design is elevated by the colours of Lundhs’ elegantly polished stones, while their heft and sculptural form mean they can also be used as paperweights, doorstops, vases and bookends.
Inspired by the works of Aldo Rossi and Giorgio de Chirico, Davide G Aquini’s gym equipment in curved stone and dark steel features a featherweight kettlebell, lightweight and middleweight dumbbells, and a heavyweight barbell. Their art deco-influenced design is elevated by the colours of Lundhs’ elegantly polished stones, while their heft and sculptural form mean they can also be used as paperweights, doorstops, vases and bookends.
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