Salone del Mobile 2014 Round-Up
Port’s design editor, Alyn Griffiths, gives his highlights from this year’s furniture fair in Milan
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Salone Focus: Benjamin Hubert
In our final Salone instalment, the British designer talks us through his presentation in Milan
Salone Diary: Andrew Yang, Day 3
On his last day at the Salone, Andrew looks at Dutch brand Moooi’s reboot
Salone Focus: Giovanni Corrado, Baroncelli
We talk to the Italian lighting brand’s creative director about their new family additions
Salone Diary: Andrew Yang, Day 2
The Americans set up shop in Milan with the opening of BDDW’s new showroom
Salone Diary: Andrew Yang, Day 1
Our man in Milan marvels at the range and quality of work on show at the design fair
Salone Diary: Andrew Yang, Preview
As the Salone del Mobile officially starts, the Roll & Hill partner takes us back 24 hours to revel in the build-up
Salone Spotlight: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec
The French brothers talk us through their presentation this week in Milan
Salone del Mobile Preview: Industrial Facility
Sam Hecht and Kim Colin talk about what’s coming up at this week’s design fair in Milan
Salone Spotlight: Faye Toogood on ‘Roly Poly’
In the build up to this week’s Salone del Mobile, we visit designer Faye Toogood’s studio as they undertake final preparations for the fair
Where They Create: Jason Miller, Roll & Hill
We visit the studio of American lighting design company Roll & Hill’s founder Jason Miller with photographer Paul Barbera
Port Issue 15 – Out Now
Editor-in-Chief, Dan Crowe, and Photography Director, Rebecca McClelland on Port issue 15 – featuring composer Esa-Pekka Salonen shot by iconic photographer Pieter Hugo
Fiera Magazine – Expectations Of A Design (And Print) Geek
Jeremy Leslie and Katie Treggiden on their new magazine championing upcoming designers
Modernism in… Consideration
With the market reaching saturation point, designers need to take a step back and re-examine their motives says Kuchar Swara