Mindmapping Milan – You’re Invited! | Indesign Live: Interior Design and Architecture

May 8th, 2019

Tags: Holly Cunneen, Milan In Review, Mindmapping Milan, Narelle Yabuka, Priscilla Lui, Studio Juju, Timo Wing, XTRA

What would a mind map of Milan Design Week 2019 look like?

It’s the globe’s dominant design event, where leading designers and brands jostle with ideas and innovations.

But what should we make of the spectrum of themes and design directions? What are the major themes and what do they mean for everyday design practice?

Join Priscilla Lui and Timo Wong (Co-founders, Studio Juju), Holly Cunneen (Editor, Habitus and Habitusliving.com) and Narelle Yabuka (Editor, Cubes and Indesignlive.sg) as they mind map Milan!

They’ll identify the major themes from this year’s Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone, sharing insights and anecdotes about the week and its offerings.

When?

Thursday, 16 May 2019

XTRA Showroom, Marina Square

6 Raffles Boulevard #02-48 Marina Square, Singapore 039594

6:30 – 8:30pm

Food and drinks provided

Kindly RSVP by 13 May to

rsvp@indesign.com.sg

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