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Milan Design Week 2019 Ventura Centrale

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Ventura Centrale

Ventura Centrale hosts 16 presentations at the abandoned warehouses alongside Milan’s Central Station (centrale fs) during Milan Design Week 2019. This is the third edition of Ventura Centrale and there is lot’s to see and do this year. Visitor’s can try on wooden clogs, write their opinion down or get their bodies mapped: from artisinal to high-tech design and everything in-between; it’s all there!

Ventura Centrale district at Milan Desifnweek 2019
Ventura Centrale district at Milan Desifnweek 2019
Ventura Centrale district at Milan Desifnweek 2019
I Think, installation by Maarten Baas
I Think, installation by Maarten Baas
I Think, installation by Maarten Baas
I Think, installation by Maarten Baas
All New by Lensvelt
Poolparty by Weltevree
Weltevree
Weltevree presenting Clogs by Lex Pott
unfuencer at Freitag und Georg Lendorff. DIY printing.
ventura centrale
unfuencer at Freitag und Georg Lendorff.
Dpot, Poetic Geometry. Brazilian Design
Piano on the wall by Yamaha
A Piece of Sky x Sky-Frame Installation by Stephan Hürlemann
Bodies in motion presented by Humanscale. Designed by Todd Bracher and studio the green eyl
DNP Japan
DNP Japan

Presentations, a list.

The 16 vaults under the Ventura Centrale train station will this year be host to: Maarten Baas (The Netherlands), Aria (Italy), Noroo Group (Korea), AGC (Japan), Lavazza and Gufram (Italy), Rapt Studio (US), Sky-Frame (Switzerland), Lensvelt & Modular Lighting Instruments (The Netherlands, Belgium), Weltevree (The Netherlands), FREITAG (Switzerland), TAKT PROJECT (Japan), Yamaha Corporation Design Laboratory (Japan), Cosentino (Spain), Humanscale (US), DNP (Japan), dpot modern and contemporary Brazilian furniture (Brazil). Open from 10:00 – 20:00

Tip from Mimi Berlin

If you have little time to spare we, at Mimi Berlin, recommend you go see the Japanese DNP printed lighting installation first, and work your way back to the pop-up restaurant ‘Bar Baas’ at Dinky’s (by Maarten Baas and Lensvelt design) for lunch or dinner.