Podcasts about moooi

Milan Design Week is the world's biggest event dedicated to design and innovation – and WGSN's team of experts visit every year. In this episode, hear from WGSN forecasters Lisa White, Director of Strategic Forecasting and Creative Direction, Gemma Riberti, Director of Interiors, and Helen Palmer, Head of Materials, Textiles & Knit, as they dive into this year's fair which takes place as the Salone del Mobile at Rho Fiera Milano, plus Fuorisalone, comprising countless installations and events throughout the city. Our Interiors experts report live from Milan to reflect on their highlights so far which include hyper-tactility, elemental materiality, and products playing with, or inspired by water. Expect to hear about Milan Design Week regulars, such as the Rossana Orlandi Gallery, Moooi, Dimoregallery, Hermès and FormaFantasma, plus what global brands Google and Samsung showcased. The trio discuss the WGSN trends they spied including the prevalence of curtains and soft spaces, the rise of darkness, and the products, talks, or installations that brought them ‘Glimmers'.

Laman Moooi Pustaka. Bersama Eka Kurniawan dan Tiya Hapitiawati

For episode 7, we spoke with Anahita Mekanik and Frederik Duerinck from EveryHuman, world's first AI scent creation platform. They talk about joy of creation and how scent lets us connect more deeply with who we are, with the help of artificial intelligence. EveryHuman is the creator of the world's first public AI scent design platform. For A Life Extraordinary 2023 in Milan, we partnered with EveryHuman to offer a bespoke room fragrance experience fuelled by AI, Moooi x EveryHuman. By using technology, we tap into unexplored areas of personalisation for designing our lives and homes. 

In this Disegno podcast the journal's deputy editor India Block is joined by designers Marcel Wanders, Yves Béhar, Anahita Mekanik, Frederik Duerinck and Clark Scheffy to discuss how designers and brands can strike up purposeful partnerships with artificial intelligence. Speaking live from Milan Design Week 2023, the panel explores the implications, opportunities and frictions of the design industry beginning to embrace AI.This podcast was made for Moooi. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Born in Germany, Maarten Baas is a Dutch furniture designer whose work straddles the worlds of art and design. After studying at Design Academy Eindhoven, his graduate exhibition was discovered by Moooi, which served as something of a catalyst for his career. His work has been collected by institutions around the world, including Melbourne's NGV. He joins Suzy Annetta to discuss how his career came about as well as his approach to life and work.The Design Dialogues is presented in partnership with bodw+

Did part one of two of Kath & Kim: Our Effluent Life live up to the hype? Justin has some thoughts... Plus, White Lotus Season Three was announced over the weekend. Where's it going to be filmed? Japan, the US, or Australia??? For your definitive wrap-up of every single thing dropping on streaming services by platform, follow Justin on TikTok, @jus_hill.  Subscribe to The Streaming Service with Justin Hill on the LiSTNR app now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The first episode of Design Dreams by Moooi features Clark Scheffy, Thomas Overthun, and Niko Vladimirov from IDEO, the US-based design company. Discover which products you might use daily come from their hands, and what they predict for the future of interior design and tech.IDEO is a design and consulting firm with offices in the U.S., England, Germany, Japan, and China. It was founded in Palo Alto, California, in 1991. The company's 700+ staff use a design thinking approach to design products, services, environments, and digital experiences. IDEO is known for its human-centred, interdisciplinary approach. As early leaders in the practice of design thinking, they create positive impact through design by applying a creative mindsets and skills, and by teaching others to do the same. 

Design Dreams is a podcast series by Moooi where creatives talk about their creative philosophies, where they get their inspiration and creativity from, how they envision the future, and what A Life Extraordinary means to them.  

The 10th episode of The Crit heralds reflections on David Rockwell's Oscars set; Herman Miller's merger with Knoll; fond memories of Alber Elbaz; two Brit awards from Yinka Ilori and Es Devlin; as well as projects and products from the Design Museum, Moooi, Pearson Llyod and Svenskt Tenn. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is part of a special series of three interviews, recorded remotely with the winners of the 2020 Material Design Awards, exploring what goes into creating an award-winning app. Moooi, winning the award for Material Theming, focuses on aesthetic fundamentals like type, color, and imagery to create an immersive and expressive experience for their digital flagship. In the interview, Liam is joined by Margot Gabel and Rémy Barthez taking an in-depth look at how Moooi implemented an award-winning themed experience.

Moooi!! Tässä jaksossa Daniel ja Ville vastaavat kuuntelijakysymyksiin. Laitettiin myös tymäkkä Giveaway tulille! Lyhyestä virsi kaunis eli nyt volumet kaakkoon ja kuulolle! - Kellopelipodkästin FB-ryhmä: www.facebook.com/groups/kellopelipodkasti Musat ja SFX (Epidemic Sound): Intro: Wellmess - Waste Another Lie Outro: Ooyy - Come 2gether

Our hosts discuss the 2021 edition of the Salone del Mobile; a name change at the Serpentine Galleries; Alan Turing on the UK's £50 polymer banknote; the design legacy of Zeev Aram; MSCHF's satanic Nikes with Lil Nas X; and a host of new products from Normann Copenhagen, Moooi, Tala, Tarkett, and Boston Dynamics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Original, unexpected, eclectic, rebellious, sophisticated, and always on the edge of commercial reality and cultural interest, Robin Bevers and Martien Valentijn take us behind the curtain into the extraordinary life of Dutch lifestyle brand, Moooi.

Ik praat met Pierre Janssen de Limpens (dat is nog eens een naam) die in New York woont en werkt. Hij heeft daar al twintig jaar zijn eigen designbureau LUSH Media genaamd. De stad New York heeft me altijd mateloos gefascineerd en ik ben er om de zoveel jaar wel weer te vinden. De laatste keer was ik mee op handelsmissie georganiseerd vanuit de Amerikaanse overheid om mijn kansen hier te verkennen. Tijdens een borrel in de Nederlandse designwinkel Moooi met drie o’s raakten we met elkaar aan de praat. Pierre weet precies wat er voor nodig is om het te ‘maken’ in New York. Hij ziet dan ook hoe vele merken de stap compleet onderschatten en falen. Dat je in je eigen land al wereldberoemd bent, hoeft niet te betekenen dat je in New York verkocht gaat worden. De concurrentie is moordend en de aanpak is ook totaal anders dan je misschien gewend bent De inzichten van Pierre leveren een boeiend gesprek op. Over de locatie van je bedrijf, maar ook van je product op de schappen. De falende namen waarmee een Franse klant kwam aanzetten (erg grappig). Een naam voor een advocatenkantoor bedenken (wat ik net ook heb gedaan) bleek onmogelijk, je hoort straks waarom. En de gedaanteverandering van de stad in de afgelopen twintig jaar. Dus als je ook een beetje van New York houdt óf ook de oversteek wilt wagen, dan is deze aflevering er een voor jou. Kleine sidenote… ik ben helaas niet naar New York gevlogen om deze aflevering op te nemen, we spraken elkaar online. Dus dat doet iets af aan de geluidskwaliteit. Maar laat dat je niet tegenhouden, deze aflevering zit weer bomvol leuke inzichten en voorbeelden. SHOWNOTES LUSH Media Pierre op LinkedIn Moooi        

A conversation about the gendering of objects and furniture between the University of Roehampton’s Nina Power, Betti Marenko of Central St Martins, and designers Nika Zupanc and Ab Rogers, chaired by Disegno’s editor-in-chief Oli Stratford. This podcast was recorded at the Moooi showroom in London in October 2018. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This used to be everyone's favourite area of the Milan Design Week, Zona Tortona. But unfortunately due to the increased commercialism and the decline of the economy this place lost its critical eye for great design. Yet there are always a few highlights if you look hard enough. For instance this years' presentations by Moooi and Lasvit were some of the exceptions.

This used to be everyone's favourite area of the Milan Design Week, Zona Tortona. But unfortunately due to the increased commercialism and the decline of the economy this place lost its critical eye for great design. Yet there are always a few highlights if you look hard enough. For instance this years' presentations by Moooi and Lasvit were some of the exceptions.

This used to be everyone's favourite area of the Milan Design Week, Zona Tortona. But unfortunately due to the increased commercialism and the decline of the economy this place lost its critical eye for great design. Yet there are always a few highlights if you look hard enough. For instance this years' presentations by Moooi and Lasvit were some of the exceptions.