iSaloni Takes Insider Look at Architectures' Homes

April 9, 2014  by in Designer Weekly   

The organizers of Milan’s annual Internazionale Salone del Mobile (iSaloni) are tapping into what might be the biggest dream of architecture aficionados everywhere: to peek inside the living spaces where renowned architects return after a day of designing all varieties of spaces, residential and otherwise.

An exhibition devoted to the interiors inhabited by some of architecture’s most illustrious designers, “Where Architects Live,” opens in conjunction with iSaloni on April 8 at pavilion 9 on the Rho Milan Fairgrounds. The show seeks to represent not only where the architects under consideration live, but also how they live.

Staged as part of the largest interior design and furniture fair in the world, “Where Architects Live” emphasizes the proximity of the architecture and design disciplines and explores,  “the art of living today, with a close look at the people who are changing the face of our cities, the configuration of the global landscape, and the collective imagination,” said iSaloni president Claudio Luti.

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