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  • Milano , design week 2019,  designer Piero Lissoni
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  • Milano , design week 2019,  designer Piero Lissoni
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  • Milano , design week 2019,  designer Piero Lissoni
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  • Helsinki, Alvar Aalto university, fashion departmenet,  fashion  designer  Rolf Ekroth
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  • Helsinki, Alvar Aalto university, fashion departmenet,  fashion  designer  Rolf Ekroth
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  • Milan, fashion designer Stefan Janson and writer Umberto Pasti.
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  • Milan, fashion designer Stefan Janson and writer Umberto Pasti.
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  • Milan, fashion designer Stefan Janson and writer Umberto Pasti.
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  • Milan, fashion designer Stefan Janson and writer Umberto Pasti.
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  • Milan, Paula Cademartori fashion designer.   A constant made-in-Italy advocate, Paula moved to Milan in 2005 to complete her Industrial Design studies following the achievement of a master degree in Fashion Accessories at Istituto Marangoni, as well as a Young fashion manager certificate at SDA Bocconi.<br />
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After working at the style office of Versace, in 2009 Paula participated to the Vogue Talents competition, included in the list of the 140 emerging talents of Vogue Italia.<br />
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The year 2010 saw the establishment of the Paula Cademartori high-end bags brand, which debuted with the Spring-Summer 2011 collection.<br />
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In July 2011, Paula participated to the Who is on next? competition of Vogue Italia, ranked among the most promising names of Italian creativity.<br />
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The success of her creations is founded on an aesthetic vision focused on utmost care for details, combined with the determination to carry out production in Italy. Each bag is conceived as a design object to own and cherish. The precious seal of each model is a metal buckle, personally designed by Paula supported by her background in jewellery and industrial design. A fine factory brand, a modern vision of a logo that escapes from conventional designs.
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  • Milan, Paula Cademartori fashion designer.   A constant made-in-Italy advocate, Paula moved to Milan in 2005 to complete her Industrial Design studies following the achievement of a master degree in Fashion Accessories at Istituto Marangoni, as well as a Young fashion manager certificate at SDA Bocconi.<br />
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After working at the style office of Versace, in 2009 Paula participated to the Vogue Talents competition, included in the list of the 140 emerging talents of Vogue Italia.<br />
<br />
The year 2010 saw the establishment of the Paula Cademartori high-end bags brand, which debuted with the Spring-Summer 2011 collection.<br />
<br />
In July 2011, Paula participated to the Who is on next? competition of Vogue Italia, ranked among the most promising names of Italian creativity.<br />
<br />
The success of her creations is founded on an aesthetic vision focused on utmost care for details, combined with the determination to carry out production in Italy. Each bag is conceived as a design object to own and cherish. The precious seal of each model is a metal buckle, personally designed by Paula supported by her background in jewellery and industrial design. A fine factory brand, a modern vision of a logo that escapes from conventional designs.
    Paula Cademartori-6.jpg
  • Milan, Paula Cademartori fashion designer.   A constant made-in-Italy advocate, Paula moved to Milan in 2005 to complete her Industrial Design studies following the achievement of a master degree in Fashion Accessories at Istituto Marangoni, as well as a Young fashion manager certificate at SDA Bocconi.<br />
<br />
After working at the style office of Versace, in 2009 Paula participated to the Vogue Talents competition, included in the list of the 140 emerging talents of Vogue Italia.<br />
<br />
The year 2010 saw the establishment of the Paula Cademartori high-end bags brand, which debuted with the Spring-Summer 2011 collection.<br />
<br />
In July 2011, Paula participated to the Who is on next? competition of Vogue Italia, ranked among the most promising names of Italian creativity.<br />
<br />
The success of her creations is founded on an aesthetic vision focused on utmost care for details, combined with the determination to carry out production in Italy. Each bag is conceived as a design object to own and cherish. The precious seal of each model is a metal buckle, personally designed by Paula supported by her background in jewellery and industrial design. A fine factory brand, a modern vision of a logo that escapes from conventional designs.
    Paula Cademartori-5.jpg
  • Milan, Paula Cademartori fashion designer.   A constant made-in-Italy advocate, Paula moved to Milan in 2005 to complete her Industrial Design studies following the achievement of a master degree in Fashion Accessories at Istituto Marangoni, as well as a Young fashion manager certificate at SDA Bocconi.<br />
<br />
After working at the style office of Versace, in 2009 Paula participated to the Vogue Talents competition, included in the list of the 140 emerging talents of Vogue Italia.<br />
<br />
The year 2010 saw the establishment of the Paula Cademartori high-end bags brand, which debuted with the Spring-Summer 2011 collection.<br />
<br />
In July 2011, Paula participated to the Who is on next? competition of Vogue Italia, ranked among the most promising names of Italian creativity.<br />
<br />
The success of her creations is founded on an aesthetic vision focused on utmost care for details, combined with the determination to carry out production in Italy. Each bag is conceived as a design object to own and cherish. The precious seal of each model is a metal buckle, personally designed by Paula supported by her background in jewellery and industrial design. A fine factory brand, a modern vision of a logo that escapes from conventional designs.
    Paula Cademartori-4.jpg
  • Milan, Paula Cademartori fashion designer.   A constant made-in-Italy advocate, Paula moved to Milan in 2005 to complete her Industrial Design studies following the achievement of a master degree in Fashion Accessories at Istituto Marangoni, as well as a Young fashion manager certificate at SDA Bocconi.<br />
<br />
After working at the style office of Versace, in 2009 Paula participated to the Vogue Talents competition, included in the list of the 140 emerging talents of Vogue Italia.<br />
<br />
The year 2010 saw the establishment of the Paula Cademartori high-end bags brand, which debuted with the Spring-Summer 2011 collection.<br />
<br />
In July 2011, Paula participated to the Who is on next? competition of Vogue Italia, ranked among the most promising names of Italian creativity.<br />
<br />
The success of her creations is founded on an aesthetic vision focused on utmost care for details, combined with the determination to carry out production in Italy. Each bag is conceived as a design object to own and cherish. The precious seal of each model is a metal buckle, personally designed by Paula supported by her background in jewellery and industrial design. A fine factory brand, a modern vision of a logo that escapes from conventional designs.
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  • Milan, fashion designer Stefan Janson .
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  • Milan, Paula Cademartori fashion designer.   A constant made-in-Italy advocate, Paula moved to Milan in 2005 to complete her Industrial Design studies following the achievement of a master degree in Fashion Accessories at Istituto Marangoni, as well as a Young fashion manager certificate at SDA Bocconi.<br />
<br />
After working at the style office of Versace, in 2009 Paula participated to the Vogue Talents competition, included in the list of the 140 emerging talents of Vogue Italia.<br />
<br />
The year 2010 saw the establishment of the Paula Cademartori high-end bags brand, which debuted with the Spring-Summer 2011 collection.<br />
<br />
In July 2011, Paula participated to the Who is on next? competition of Vogue Italia, ranked among the most promising names of Italian creativity.<br />
<br />
The success of her creations is founded on an aesthetic vision focused on utmost care for details, combined with the determination to carry out production in Italy. Each bag is conceived as a design object to own and cherish. The precious seal of each model is a metal buckle, personally designed by Paula supported by her background in jewellery and industrial design. A fine factory brand, a modern vision of a logo that escapes from conventional designs.
    Paula Cademartori-3.jpg
  • Milan, Paula Cademartori fashion designer.   A constant made-in-Italy advocate, Paula moved to Milan in 2005 to complete her Industrial Design studies following the achievement of a master degree in Fashion Accessories at Istituto Marangoni, as well as a Young fashion manager certificate at SDA Bocconi.<br />
<br />
After working at the style office of Versace, in 2009 Paula participated to the Vogue Talents competition, included in the list of the 140 emerging talents of Vogue Italia.<br />
<br />
The year 2010 saw the establishment of the Paula Cademartori high-end bags brand, which debuted with the Spring-Summer 2011 collection.<br />
<br />
In July 2011, Paula participated to the Who is on next? competition of Vogue Italia, ranked among the most promising names of Italian creativity.<br />
<br />
The success of her creations is founded on an aesthetic vision focused on utmost care for details, combined with the determination to carry out production in Italy. Each bag is conceived as a design object to own and cherish. The precious seal of each model is a metal buckle, personally designed by Paula supported by her background in jewellery and industrial design. A fine factory brand, a modern vision of a logo that escapes from conventional designs.
    Paula Cademartori-2.jpg
  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan,drawer, designer , artist daniel Egneus
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  • Milan, design week.
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  • design week Milan
    Milan design week
  • Milano , design week 2019, Daniel Rybakken, Luceplan
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  • Milano , design week 2019, Flos, Philip Stark
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  • Milano , design week 2019,Stefan Diez at Magis
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  • Milano , design week 2019, Flos, Philip Stark
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  • Milano , design week 2019, Cassina, Patricia Urquiola
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  • Milano , design week 2019, Cassina, Patricia Urquiola
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  • Milano , design week 2019,Stefan Diez at Magis
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  • Milano , design week 2019, Rolf Benz, Werner Aisslinger and his assistant
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  • Milano , design week 2019, Kvadrat, Raf Simons
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  • Milano , design week 2019, Cassina, Erwan Bouroullec
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  • Helsinki, Nomen Nescio designers, Niina and Timo Leskelä
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  • Helsinki, Nomen Nescio designers, Niina and Timo Leskelä
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  • Helsinki, designers and founder of R COLLECTION. Maria Korkeila
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  • Berlin, Hochschule fur film und fernsehen Konrad Wolf, The Film & Television Academy (HFF) "Konrad Wolf", , da sn Franziska e Ulriche disegnatrici d'animazione...Berlin, Hochschule fur film und fernsehen Konrad Wolf, The Film & Television Academy (HFF) "Konrad Wolf , Franziska and Ulriche  animation designers.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton , Fabrizio Viti, design director Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.  Fabrizio Viti, design director  Fabrizio Viti, design director
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton , Fabrizio Viti, design director Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.  Fabrizio Viti, design director  Fabrizio Viti, design director
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton , Fabrizio Viti, design director Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.  Fabrizio Viti, design director  Fabrizio Viti, design director
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton. L'archivio dei calchi delle scarpe Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory. When the Louis Vuitton fashion house needed a line of prêt-a-porter shoes they asked some simple questions. Where are the best suppliers? Where are the best master craftsmen? Where are the best shoemaker training facilities? And the answer to all these was: Italy. Therefore, in 2005, this globally recognized symbol of French luxury opened a new manufacturing facility in the Veneto region in the northwest of the country. Here you can  found a modern factory using the most advanced techniques and technologies, where nothing is imported, and the shoes are even conceptualized, designed and produced all under one roof
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  • Italy, Maggiore Lake, Isola Madre, the historical and luxurious Hotel Majestic. The artist Bob Wilson preparing a set design for one of his shows in Milan.
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  • Italy, Maggiore Lake, Isola Madre, the historical and luxurious Hotel Majestic. The artist Bob Wilson preparing a set design for one of his shows in Milan.
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  • Italy, Maggiore Lake, Isola Madre, the historical and luxurious Hotel Majestic. The artist Bob Wilson preparing a set design for one of his shows in Milan.
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  • Italy, Maggiore Lake, Isola Madre, the historical and luxurious Hotel Majestic. The artist Bob Wilson preparing a set design for one of his shows in Milan.
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  • Italy, Maggiore Lake, Isola Madre, the historical and luxurious Hotel Majestic. The artist Bob Wilson preparing a set design for one of his shows in Milan.
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  • Milan,Design Week, Giorgetti event
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  • Milan,Design Week, Giorgetti event
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  • Milan,Design Week, Giorgetti event
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  • Helsinki, Alvar Aalto university, fashion departmenet
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  • Milan, Patricia Urquiola at Cassina showroom
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  • Italy, Tuscany, Il Borro, resort, Spa, and winery, ownde by Ferragamo Family.Salvatore Ferragamo
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  • Rome, the coservative studio Merlini Storti,  Valeria Merlini
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  • Milano, show room do Dolce & Gabbana, tavola rotonda con il Sindaco Letizia Moratti
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  • Milano, show room do Dolce & Gabbana, tavola rotonda con il Sindaco Letizia Moratti
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  • Milano, show room do Dolce & Gabbana, tavola rotonda con il Sindaco Letizia Moratti
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  • Helsinki, Iittala Arabia Design Center, designer Veera Kulju
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  • Meda, Brianza, Flexform. 1959 anno di nascita. 1 famiglia italiana al comando. 1 paese di produzione, l'Italia. 1 mondo di riferimento, l'arredo di alta gamma. 1 designer su tutti, Antonio Citterio. 75 paesi nel mondo dove Flexform è presente. 100 shop in shop. 14 flagship stores<br />
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Segni particolari: Made in Italy, Qualità, Eleganza Senza Tempo, Comfort, Esclusività, Coerenza Progettuale, Contemporaneità, Bellezza, Cultura, Durata, Fedeltà.<br />
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1 Paese, l'Italia, dove i prodotti sono Think&Made<br />
Un'unica sede produttiva, un unico quartier generale, in Italia, a Meda alle porte di Milano. Qui nasce la collezione Flexform, nel cuore del distretto produttivo della Brianza, culla negli anni '60 del grande design italiano oggi famoso nel mondo. Flexform produce a Km zero. Tutto è Made in Italy, tutto è Made in Meda.
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  • Meda, Brianza, Flexform. 1959 anno di nascita. 1 famiglia italiana al comando. 1 paese di produzione, l'Italia. 1 mondo di riferimento, l'arredo di alta gamma. 1 designer su tutti, Antonio Citterio. 75 paesi nel mondo dove Flexform è presente. 100 shop in shop. 14 flagship stores<br />
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Segni particolari: Made in Italy, Qualità, Eleganza Senza Tempo, Comfort, Esclusività, Coerenza Progettuale, Contemporaneità, Bellezza, Cultura, Durata, Fedeltà.<br />
<br />
1 Paese, l'Italia, dove i prodotti sono Think&Made<br />
Un'unica sede produttiva, un unico quartier generale, in Italia, a Meda alle porte di Milano. Qui nasce la collezione Flexform, nel cuore del distretto produttivo della Brianza, culla negli anni '60 del grande design italiano oggi famoso nel mondo. Flexform produce a Km zero. Tutto è Made in Italy, tutto è Made in Meda.
    Design in Brianza-60.jpg
  • Meda, Brianza, Flexform. 1959 anno di nascita. 1 famiglia italiana al comando. 1 paese di produzione, l'Italia. 1 mondo di riferimento, l'arredo di alta gamma. 1 designer su tutti, Antonio Citterio. 75 paesi nel mondo dove Flexform è presente. 100 shop in shop. 14 flagship stores<br />
<br />
Segni particolari: Made in Italy, Qualità, Eleganza Senza Tempo, Comfort, Esclusività, Coerenza Progettuale, Contemporaneità, Bellezza, Cultura, Durata, Fedeltà.<br />
<br />
1 Paese, l'Italia, dove i prodotti sono Think&Made<br />
Un'unica sede produttiva, un unico quartier generale, in Italia, a Meda alle porte di Milano. Qui nasce la collezione Flexform, nel cuore del distretto produttivo della Brianza, culla negli anni '60 del grande design italiano oggi famoso nel mondo. Flexform produce a Km zero. Tutto è Made in Italy, tutto è Made in Meda.
    Design in Brianza-59.jpg
  • Meda, Brianza, Flexform. 1959 anno di nascita. 1 famiglia italiana al comando. 1 paese di produzione, l'Italia. 1 mondo di riferimento, l'arredo di alta gamma. 1 designer su tutti, Antonio Citterio. 75 paesi nel mondo dove Flexform è presente. 100 shop in shop. 14 flagship stores<br />
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Segni particolari: Made in Italy, Qualità, Eleganza Senza Tempo, Comfort, Esclusività, Coerenza Progettuale, Contemporaneità, Bellezza, Cultura, Durata, Fedeltà.<br />
<br />
1 Paese, l'Italia, dove i prodotti sono Think&Made<br />
Un'unica sede produttiva, un unico quartier generale, in Italia, a Meda alle porte di Milano. Qui nasce la collezione Flexform, nel cuore del distretto produttivo della Brianza, culla negli anni '60 del grande design italiano oggi famoso nel mondo. Flexform produce a Km zero. Tutto è Made in Italy, tutto è Made in Meda.
    Design in Brianza-58.jpg
  • Meda, Brianza, Flexform. 1959 anno di nascita. 1 famiglia italiana al comando. 1 paese di produzione, l'Italia. 1 mondo di riferimento, l'arredo di alta gamma. 1 designer su tutti, Antonio Citterio. 75 paesi nel mondo dove Flexform è presente. 100 shop in shop. 14 flagship stores<br />
<br />
Segni particolari: Made in Italy, Qualità, Eleganza Senza Tempo, Comfort, Esclusività, Coerenza Progettuale, Contemporaneità, Bellezza, Cultura, Durata, Fedeltà.<br />
<br />
1 Paese, l'Italia, dove i prodotti sono Think&Made<br />
Un'unica sede produttiva, un unico quartier generale, in Italia, a Meda alle porte di Milano. Qui nasce la collezione Flexform, nel cuore del distretto produttivo della Brianza, culla negli anni '60 del grande design italiano oggi famoso nel mondo. Flexform produce a Km zero. Tutto è Made in Italy, tutto è Made in Meda.
    Design in Brianza-57.jpg
  • Meda, Brianza, Flexform. 1959 anno di nascita. 1 famiglia italiana al comando. 1 paese di produzione, l'Italia. 1 mondo di riferimento, l'arredo di alta gamma. 1 designer su tutti, Antonio Citterio. 75 paesi nel mondo dove Flexform è presente. 100 shop in shop. 14 flagship stores<br />
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Segni particolari: Made in Italy, Qualità, Eleganza Senza Tempo, Comfort, Esclusività, Coerenza Progettuale, Contemporaneità, Bellezza, Cultura, Durata, Fedeltà.<br />
<br />
1 Paese, l'Italia, dove i prodotti sono Think&Made<br />
Un'unica sede produttiva, un unico quartier generale, in Italia, a Meda alle porte di Milano. Qui nasce la collezione Flexform, nel cuore del distretto produttivo della Brianza, culla negli anni '60 del grande design italiano oggi famoso nel mondo. Flexform produce a Km zero. Tutto è Made in Italy, tutto è Made in Meda.
    Design in Brianza-56.jpg
  • Milan, and writer Umberto Pasti.Umberto Pasti è nato a Milano. Ha collaborato a "il Giornale" e a "La Voce" di Indro Montanelli con articoli sull'arte e sulla letteratura. Ha scritto di viaggi, di costume e di attualità su periodici italiani e stranieri ("Vogue", "Elle", "House and Garden", "The World of Interiors"). Ha tradotto per La Tartaruga le lettere di Marcel Proust alla madre (1986). Esperto di ceramica islamica e appassionato di botanica, vive a Milano, a Tangeri e nei pressi di un villaggio nel nord del Marocco..Il Saggiatore ha già pubblicato L'età fiorita (2000, finalista al Premio Viareggio) e L'Accademia del dottor Pastiche (2008), da Bompiani è uscito nel 2010 Giardini e no. Manuale di resistenza botanica (4 edizioni).
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  • Milano, show room do Dolce & Gabbana, tavola rotonda con il Sindaco Letizia Moratti
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  • Milano, show room do Dolce & Gabbana, tavola rotonda con il Sindaco Letizia Moratti
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  • Helsinki, Sauna Löyly, the designer Ville Hara from Avanto Architects
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  • Helsinki, Sauna Löyly, the designer Ville Hara from Avanto Architects
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  • Helsinki, Sauna Löyly, the designer Ville Hara from Avanto Architects
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • MARIO MORETTI POLEGATO, presidente fondatore GEOX scarpe
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  • MARIO MORETTI POLEGATO, presidente fondatore GEOX scarpe
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  • MARIO MORETTI POLEGATO, presidente fondatore GEOX scarpe, con la Moglie Anna Licia Balzan.
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  • MARIO MORETTI POLEGATO, presidente fondatore GEOX scarpe
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  • MARIO MORETTI POLEGATO, presidente fondatore GEOX scarpe
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  • Asolo, Italia, i laboratori e la produzione di GEOX scarpe.
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  • Asolo, Italia, i laboratori e la produzione di GEOX scarpe.
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  • Asolo, Italia, i laboratori e la produzione di GEOX scarpe.
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  • MARIO MORETTI POLEGATO, presidente fondatore GEOX scarpe, con la Moglie Anna Licia Balzan.
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  • MARIO MORETTI POLEGATO, presidente fondatore GEOX scarpe
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton. test per misurare la resistenza dei pellami impiegati nelle calzature. Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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  • Fiesso, Padova: fabbrica scarpe Louis Vuitton Italy, Padoa, louis vuitton shoe factory.
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