Mingardo Gallery opens its Milan location at MDW 2025 by previewing to the public the new collection of metal furniture and objects signed by designers-Gregory Beson, Joffrey Dappe, Andy Hillman, Andrea Tognon, Riccardo Villa Fabbiati under the guidance of art director Paul Abbiati.
Mingardo has taken part in the Paris Design Week, to present its temporary store.
A whole custom place, has welcomed customers and professional, presenting some products from the collection and bespoke surroundings.
Mingardo participates at Milan Design Week 2019 with the installation Diorama, showcasing the new Mingardo collections Through the creation of unique environments, micro-worlds to explore, the objects become protagonists and create evocative scenarios, taking the visitor into a constantly changing path.
Inside this installation frame, Mingardo exhibits the most iconic pieces of the brand along with the new
proposals. The novelty products, with essential features yet a strong attention to details, enhance the
quality of the materials without sacrificing the aesthetic result.
Designed by Federica Biasi
Designed by Valerio Sommella
Designed by Denis Guidone
Mingardo’s presentation at Design Week 2018 is made up of meetings. The company approaches product types that have not been investigated until now and the metal, its material of choice, enters into dialogue with other materials and marries new work and decorations.
Mingardo presents a product to his name, inspired by the famous school of architecture, art and design, the Bauhaus. Albers is born, geometric and animated wall cladding.
Federica Biasi, designer of Mingardo, on the stand of the ͟rising talent͟ at Maison Objet presents Marianne, the first earth-sky bookcase included in the Mingado collection.
For the new collection Mingardo decides to compete with a new challenge: a padded; This is how Minima comes to life, the first Mingardo armchair designed by Denis Guidone.
Mingardo strengthens its relationship with the Lighting part by presenting two lamps and differentiating them in styles. Decò Lamp, produced by Federica Biasi, who applies lines in pure art deco style to the shape of the product; and Dome by Valerio Sommella, a lamp with a purely industrial inspiration.
Mingardo relies on the experience of the famous Dutch textile designer Mae Engelgeer, who presents Phase, 1 of the 3 wall cladding present in the new Mingardo collection
During Milan Design Week, Mingardo presents with an event in the heart of the city 10 new products created by 7 designers characterized by a strong style. Mingardo wants this presentation to emphasize the relationship between design and architecture, which has always characterized the works of the company.
Mingardo decides to repropose one of his biggest workhorses, Be-Lieve extra, where all the elegance of the product designed by Lorenza Bozzoli gains in size.
Mingardo brings to Operae the most significant pieces of his collection. A collection that wants to emphasize the sign and the iconography of the products, in the union between matter and craftsmanship. Each product is designed to be one of a kind: pieces of art in which the craftsman and the artist take on the same merits and meet in a virtuous product that enhances Italian history.
Designed by Mingardo
Designed by Federica Biasi
Designed by Mae Engelgeer
