Jun 11

Touching the Edge : Italian designers seek to redefine consumers’ relationships with objects

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Touching the Edge


by Stefano Caggiano A few years ago, Giovanni Delvecchio and Andrea Magnani worked together on a thesis project in Product Design in Faenza—a little northern Italian city famous for a long tradition of ceramic manufacturing. What…

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