With Milan Design Week coming to an end, Louis Vuitton’s presentation is still on our minds. Designed by MARC FORNES/THEVERYMANY, ‘Pavilion Nomad’ is a pavilion inside the courtyard of Palazzo Serbelloni. With an ultra-thin structure devised of over 1,600 anodized aluminium sheets that form a huge structure resembling a living organism that has bubbled into something larger. The dynamic shapes and patterns add to their fascinating nature. The coral-like design is one of the New York-based French architect’s signature designs.
Created in 2012, the Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades collection has a striking collection with over 60 pieces from a diverse selection of skilled and prestigious designers. 10 new and innovative Objets Nomades were showcased at the event this year by several designers, such as Atelier Biagetti, Marcel Wanders, the Campana brothers, and more. Homed in the historic Palazzo Serbelloni, these functional and state-of-the-art pieces of furniture, and objects were immaculately displayed during Milan Design Week.
