5 Questions for the 2018 Rising Talents - Maison Objet
- Ligne Team
- Jan 11, 2018
- 5 min read
A few days before Maison&Objet, Ligne talks to all 6 Rising Talent Award Winners to find out what they are and are NOT looking forward to in 2018.
What are you most excited about in 2018?
Obviously the Rising talent event in which I will be able to show some of my new products, I also counting the minutes before the Milan Design Week.
What trend do you want to go away in 2018
All that resumes the Memphis forms, the new memphis that came back from 2015, I would say that it can begin to leave room for sobriety in this 2018
One book every designer needs to read?
What's your favorite social media? Instagram
The most important career lesson you ever learned?
I will learn something until the end of my life, the biggest lesson is that there will always be people who know something more than you especially in the design field, so what I understood is to be always humble and to know when to say "I do not know how to do it "
What are you most excited about in 2018?
Maison&Objet exhibition, projects with Nilufar gallery and three new collaborations with different design brands.
What trend do you want to go away in 2018?
Brass, I would like to use this material just in few elements.
One book every designer needs to read?
What's your favorite social media?
The most important career lesson you ever learned?
Fall in love with the process and the results will come.
What are you most excited about in 2018?
Every month, every year there are new meeting, new dialogues and new projects. Every day new adventures are just waiting for us and I hope that this year too will be full of encounters. January is a very busy month starting from IMM Cologne up to Paris at Maison&Objet show. Particularly I'm very excited about a new product we're going to launch for the first time in Paris. I'm talking about Mondo a new lamp which is available both in the pendant and floor version designed for Oblure, a Swedish company.
What trend do you want to go away in 2018
I don't like noor running after a trend neither denying it. I would like designers engage themselves in creating authentic scenarios and products that capture the public's and end-users' attention on the experience.
One book every designer needs to read?
What's your favorite social media?
The most important career lesson you ever learned?
During the first exhibition I did my best to be on time to finish a product. It was really important to me. However the product was ready for the show but not for the market. A product is very much like a son , it is to be followed with love and patience; you need to learn to wait and say no to everybody and to yourself for the project's sake
What are you most excited about in 2018?
The upcoming Atelier LAVIT's new eco-lodges projects that are bringing together sustainable architecture with personalized interieur design and furniture.
What trend do you want to go away in 2018
Faux materials for a budget-friendly and sometimes more reliable alternative to authentic materials.
One book every designer needs to read?
Codice ovvio - Bruno Munari (and La dimensione nascosta - Edward T. Hall).
What's your favorite social media?
The most important career lesson you ever learned? Always go ahead unconventionally not being afraid of sharing creativity.
What are you most excited about in 2018?
Following my participation at the Rising Talent Award in M&O, which is a nice way to start this new year, thinking about 2018, I’m really excited to show new products at the Salone del Mobile Milano 2018. I have put a lot of effort in those projects, it will be exiting to see the final results in April.
What trend do you want to go away in 2018?
I want to go away from any trend
One book every designer needs to read?
Arte come mestiere - Bruno Munari
What's your favorite social media?
The most important career lesson you ever learned?
Always challenge yourself to create new value
What are you most excited about in 2018?
After almost 2 years from my MA graduation, I feel things have now started to move faster. I am very excited about this coming 2018, as I will start in the nicest way thanks to the awards of MAISON&OBJET. I am also looking forward to working on different kind of projects, including some custom and industrial collaborations, which represent for me a totally a new approach.
What trend do you want to go away in 2018?
Since the year has just started and will bring with it all its trends, I will see at the end of it!
One book every designer needs to read?
‘Letters to Young Poet’ by R. M. Rilke is a beautiful book, as it helps to understand that there is not really a manual you can study in order to learn certain professions. For me this was meaningful as it made me walk in the dark a little to find my own path, rather than asking a mentor how to do that.
What's your favorite social media?
Instagram. Not because I am particularly interested in its use as a social tool for your personal life, but more for your work. Like it or not, it’s a powerful platform that makes you able to share your visual interests. In my opinion, one can understand a lot about a maker’s personality or approach from an Instagram profile. So it can be important to share both your approach and your work to potential clients. I have seen so many fellows around me who started collaborations thanks to a first contact via Instagram.
The most important career lesson you ever learned?
I think in this field the definition of a career can be framed a bit differently. You really start to shape your attitude from the very beginning, from the first choice you make concerning your studies and the apparently meaningless experiences related to the first works. Since design nowadays is such a broad field, it can be hard to position yourself. In my case, I got quite lost initially, and this obliged me to experiment with a lot of different approaches t design, which all gave me something. Therefore I guess the most important lesson I’ve learned is that all these contaminations are necessary to understand what you don’t like – in order to eventually find what you like the most.
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