During Turin Art Week, the city once again takes center stage in Italy’s contemporary art scene. From Jeff Wall to Chiharu Shiota and Laure Prouvost, Domus guides you through six unmissable exhibitions.
Certainly, a new way of conceiving sales — increasingly curatorial in their setups. But also some of the most coveted icons by Mari, Magistretti, Castiglioni, and many others, offered at discounted prices.
Mimmo Jodice, one of the greatest masters of Italian photography, has passed away at the age of 91. Domus pays tribute to him by revisiting the encounter in his home and studio in Posillipo, in the heart of Naples — the city he loved and captured like no one else through his lens.
Piero Bottoni's Quartiere Triennale Ottava is the setting for Hype, a television series by Rai Fiction and Fidelio that showcases the north-western suburbs of Milan.
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For more than twenty years, the Holcim Foundation Awards have celebrated projects worldwide that promote a culture of sustainable building. The 2025 award ceremony will take place in Venice, where the five Grand Prizes will also be revealed.
Founded in 1965 in Matera, Calia Italia is now one of the most recognized Italian companies in the upholstery industry.
On November 4, with the Tutankhamun Gallery, phased opening is reaching completion for the museum overlooking the Pyramids of Giza, near Cairo, the largest in the world dedicated to a single civilization, making narrative gigantism its defining strategy.
Curated by architect Courage Dzidula Kpodo, the new edition of LagosPhoto transforms former prisons, independence buildings, and radical architectures into spaces where photography explores freedom, memory, and identity.
The dwelling pushes prefabricated technology and figurative elements of the vernacular to their expressive limit, highlighting through its construction choices the essential nature of life in the countryside.
A Domus-curated guide to TV series, from haunted houses and dystopian designs to Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired spaces and post-apocalyptic cities, exploring how design can sometimes outshine the story itself.
From smartwatches to smart rings and meditation apps, these devices promise more restful nights and better-controlled sleep. However, there is a risk that they turn a moment of rest into just another activity to be perfected.
Color Fill is the new palette consisting of 50 colors from Kerakoll, a multinational company operating in the construction sector and a specialist in resins and sealants. Color variation is the real strength of the product.
Inspired by a real bed sold by the Swedish giant, this gadget is a miniature bed designed to encourage taking a break from your smartphone.
This renovation of a historic building respects its original context whilerevitalizing it through a bold color code that combines metal, wood, masonry, and exposed concrete.
Industrial design, Memphis, birch wood and much more characterise this 70 sqm house in the capital of Emilia, where the designers chose to move, but not before turning it into their ideal home.
In Los Angeles, architecture, light, and spatial composition turn the act of consumption into a language and a marker of status — a manifesto of contemporary luxury built through visual experience.
A new accessory combines optical lenses and Google’s Nano Banana AI model to create AI-enhanced photographs on the spot.
The city will host a week of talks, lectures, and urban walks to explore Milan up close, through visits to peripheral neighborhoods and reflections on inclusion. We discussed it with the curators, Nina Bassoli and Matteo Ruta.
Nike pushes innovation beyond the boundaries of sport, turning the study of body and mind into a new vision of performance. We went to Beaverton for an exclusive first look.
Ceramiche Keope presented its new porcelain stoneware finish collection at Cersaie 2025. Designed by Domenico Orefice, CottoMilano draws inspiration from the material essence of the city of Milan.
Between red concrete, bull horns, and Caravaggesque light, the French designer turns Andalusia’s olive-oil tradition into a dreamlike experience.
Futuristic, anti-macho, sustainable, Bauhaus-inspired: 25 years ago, the tiny Audi entered production — a manifesto for the design of tomorrow. Between Ross Lovegrove, Matali Crasset and Andrea Morganti, the designers who still love it told us its story.
In October 2022, Giles Gilbert Scott’s iconic Battersea Power Station reopened its doors to the public, converting into a luxury engine of urban regeneration, and losing its cultural identity.
From lightweight prosthetics to waterless toilets and intelligent sensors: here are the 20 finalist inventions for the James Dyson Award that show how design can solve real-world problems.
Not just Milan and the Pirellone: the myth of Gio Ponti shines through an atlas of architectural “crystals” around the world — luminous masterpieces that perhaps not everyone knows.
The model worn by Marty McFly in the 1985 film becomes a special commemorative edition: DeLorean-inspired details, VHS-themed packaging, and pre-orders starting Oct. 21.
The Holidu platform has released a ranking based on the analysis of 100 European airports. Here are the travellers’ 50 favourites.
The Pritzker Prize–winning firm builds a university building in Arkansas where students learn to design and build with wood — an ode to the material itself.
Nan Goldin and Mapplethorpe, Miller and Ghirri: these shows tell the story of contemporary photography through the images of great masters, new languages, and fresh perspectives on today’s image.
An ancient farmhouse in Romagna has been transformed into a contemporary residence. The project, minimalist and linear, blends architecture and landscape through large windows and high-quality materials.
In an uncertain present, not only for the art world, Frieze is a mirror of our time that rediscovers itself as social, young but quite demure. Our story from London's undisptued art fair.
Elasticity and transparency define the exhibition qualities of the Haussmannian building reimagined by Jean Nouvel, offering the city a new hub for its cultural life.
The five teams competing for the transformation of the most famous museum in Paris and in the world have been announced: new entrances and new spaces will be dedicated exclusively to the Mona Lisa.
The “independent” project by Lenka Holcnerová and Pavla Šimková at the Lisbon Triennale translates the event’s planetary-scale speculations to a human scale, bringing the focus back to architectural design as a concrete act.
In the Chinese company’s concept, the robotic arm would even be able to calm a crying baby.
Begins with Berlin the new series of books devoted to Brutalism in the world's cities, published by Blue Crow Media, which brings to light forgotten or unknown buildings through black-and-white photographs and an authoritative voice.
