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Le Corbusier, Cassina, Murano. Design classics unite at Bottega Veneta’s AW24 show

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Le Corbusier, Cassina, Murano. Design classics unite at Bottega Veneta’s AW24 show
  1. The Bottega Veneta AW24 collection's show space, curated by the brand's creative director Matthieu Blazy, was inspired by the stark yet vibrant landscapes of southern Italy, particularly Calabria. - Thomas Canestraro
  2. The dusk-like ambience was recreated with warm lighting. - Thomas Canestraro
  3. Custom wood furniture and the Murano glass cacti sculptures, all set on curved wooden platforms reminiscent of sand dunes. - Thomas Canestraro
  4. The third collaboration with Cassina and the Fondation Le Corbusier featured a special edition of the LC14 Cabanon stool. - Thomas Canestraro
  5. The stools were treated with a traditional Japanese technique, which created a protective layer and highlighted the natural grain of the wood, rendering each stool unique. - Thomas Canestraro
  6. The flooring complemented the stools, employing the same finishing technique. - Thomas Canestraro
  7. Following the showcase, these uniquely finished stools will be presented at a special installation during Milan Design Week, allowing attendees to interact with and acquire a piece of this singular design narrative. - Thomas Canestraro
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  1. The Bottega Veneta AW24 collection's show space, curated by the brand's creative director Matthieu Blazy, was inspired by the stark yet vibrant landscapes of southern Italy, particularly Calabria. - Thomas Canestraro
  2. The dusk-like ambience was recreated with warm lighting. - Thomas Canestraro
  3. Custom wood furniture and the Murano glass cacti sculptures, all set on curved wooden platforms reminiscent of sand dunes. - Thomas Canestraro
  4. The third collaboration with Cassina and the Fondation Le Corbusier featured a special edition of the LC14 Cabanon stool. - Thomas Canestraro
  5. The stools were treated with a traditional Japanese technique, which created a protective layer and highlighted the natural grain of the wood, rendering each stool unique. - Thomas Canestraro
  6. The flooring complemented the stools, employing the same finishing technique. - Thomas Canestraro
  7. Following the showcase, these uniquely finished stools will be presented at a special installation during Milan Design Week, allowing attendees to interact with and acquire a piece of this singular design narrative. - Thomas Canestraro
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Location
Map pointer Via Privata Ercole Marelli, 6, 20139 Milano MI, Italy
Production
Bureau Betak
Brand
Bottega Veneta
Stool Design
Cassina, Fondation Le Corbusier
Murano Glass
Wave Murano Glass

Drawing on Italy’s landscapes and rich tradition of handmade craft, Bottega Veneta’s AW24 presentation captured its quintessence through the overlap of Italian fashion and design.

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