Patricia urquiola

Patricia Urquiola has created a dining chair called Dudet for Italian furniture brand Cassina that is recyclable and takes cues from 1970s design.

Who better than Patricia Urquiola, the Spanish designer behind one of Milan design week’s most talked-about kitchen launches, to share her predictions for the room’s evolution? Patricia Urquiola’s glossy refrigerator cabinet for Signature Kitchen Suite might have been all over Milan (and Instagram) in recent months, but ‘Mantle’ (the modular fridge unit that looks just as good under the kitchen counter as it does freestanding in the bathroom or indeed next to your bed!) is not the designer’s

Interior Design Hall of Famer Patricia Urquiola introduces the Cascas tea trolley and Raiz console for Brazilian manufacturer Etel. Both are crafted of FSC-certified Amazonian timber and topped in entirely unique and ultra-eco-conscious surfaces.

A modular sofa designed with open, generous shapes to encourage conviviality, in an even more comfortable version, with soft lines and extra star-worthy padding.

Patricia Urquiola on Instagram: "Patricia Urquiola designed the interior project for the new home of entrepreneur Giuseppe Santoni in the heart of Milan. Surrounded by greenery, the residence occupies the entire first floor of an elegant building in the city center. The layout divides the apartment into a more public reception area and two private areas intended for the homeowners and their children. Urquiola focuses on the more public and reception area, aiming to enhance the extraordinary…

The Spanish designer's name should certainly sound familiar if you've been listening to the mumblings in the world of design.

Patricia Urquiola tells Archiproducts about the new collection of marble furniture designed for Budri

The interior design for Marienturm and Marienforum (two new towers in the heart of Frankfurt’s financial district) is influenced by the nearby Taunusanlage Park. It unifies two different atmospheres i

Patricia Urquiola. Fjord Armchair and Foot Stool. 2002. Moroso S.p.A. Armchair: Steel, polyurethane foam and felt. Foot Stool: Polyurethane foam, leather and felt. armchair .1: 40 3/16 x 37 3/8 x 31 1/2" (102 x 95 x 80 cm) foot stool .2: 13 3/4 x 31 1/2 x 23 5/8" (35 x 80 x 60 cm). Gift of the manufacturer. 186.2006.1-2. © 2024 Patricia Urquiola. Architecture and Design

The soft, welcoming lines of this sofa spell comfort and flexibility. Circular, semi-circular and rectangular shapes alternate to create a dynamic interplay of contours and a graphic silhouette.