Mandi Keighran sends a snapshot of Halls 16 and 20 at Rho Fiera at the Milan Furniture Fair, home to some of design’s blockbuster names.
April 19th, 2012

Each year, Halls 16 and 20 at Rho Fiera are taken over by the biggest names in the business. It’s where you will find the latest from star designers for leading brands like Kartell, Magis, Vitra, Moroso, Bolon and Walter Knoll.
We spent a day discovering the newest pieces and interviewing some of the designers behind them. Check out our gallery of snaps from the halls and stay tuned for interviews with Marc Newson, Konstantin Grcic, Jean Nouvel, the Eklund sisters and Studio Juju.




















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