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Milan Design Week 2018 has come and gone and Azure’s editors were on the ground to take it all in. From the crowded booths at Salone del Mobile to the many Fuorisalone installations throughout the city, here’s a comprehensive wrap-up of what we saw and experienced. 

Milan Design Week has begun! And designers from everywhere have plotted out standout events, located around the city and hidden within breathtaking courtyards. Here are six leading female designers that are not to be missed.

While Living Divani is best known for its classic Italian design sensibilities, at Milan Design Week 2018, the furniture brand is unveiling its distinctly global influences.

Although the numerous offsite events, public installations and artistic spectacles have come to be a big part of Milan Design Week, the raison d’etre of the gathering continues to be the showcasing of furniture.

These pendant lamps for clustered applications, launched earlier this year at Light + Building, in Frankfurt, are stunning enough to hang solo, but at their best in a crowd.

Salone del Mobile is the nexus of Milan Design Week 2018, but there are also hundreds of satellite events throughout the week – and here, Azure’s editors pick their must-sees and must-dos.

The RIBA-awarding winning architect will be speaking at Architect@Work, an international convention being held in Toronto. Here are four key reasons why Alison Brooks is considered one of Europe’s most important architects.

The biennial lighting expo takes over Messe Frankfurt March 18 to 23, bringing more than 2,600 exhibitors together to show off cutting edge innovations, including everything from table lamps to street lights.

Just announced: Multi-award winning U.K. architect Alison Brooks will speak at Architect@Work, an international convention being held for the second year in Toronto this April.

Faye Toogood challenged 50 designers to determine the value of their own work by swapping one of their products for one of hers.