We round up our favourites from this year's Milan Design Week

5 Of The Best New Products At Milan Design Week 2019
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Milan Design Week was in fine form this year, with interior design and furniture brands from across the globe introducing intriguing products leveraging sustainable materials, new technologies, and much more. Discover five of our favourites below:

Origo pendant lamps by David Pompa
Origo pendant lamps by David Pompa

Origo light by David Pompa

Created by Mexico City-based design studio David Pompa, the Origo collection of lighting comprises pendant lights and wall fixtures whose bases are hand-crafted from the porous black volcanic stone Recinto, which the studio has utilised in a number of its other pieces. Named for the Latin word for "origin", the collection was inspired by the idea of beginnings. 

5 Of The Best New Products At Milan Design Week 2019

Vitrine glass cabinet and TV by Vitra and Panasonic

At first glance, the Vitrine television prototype - created by Vitra, Panasonic, and designer Daniel Rybakken - might look like nothing more than a sleek pane of glass in a wood frame. In actuality, the pane is an OLED screen whose function is only obvious once switched on. When switched off, it seamlessly and unobtrusively blends into the surrounding space.

Nuances by Patricia Urquiola for GAN
Nuances by Patricia Urquiola for GAN

Nuances collection by Patricia Urquiola for GAN 

Crafted by Patricia Urquiola for Spanish furniture brand GAN, the Nuances collection takes discarded wool fibres and re-works them into a unique fabric resembling stone, which is then hand-sewn to create three rugs and poufs in different colour combinations.

A.I. Chair by Philippe Starck for Kartell
A.I. Chair by Philippe Starck for Kartell

A.I. Chair by Philippe Starck for Kartell

As its name suggests, the A.I. Chair is one of the first chairs created via artificial intelligence. Philippe Starck designed the chair using prototype generative design software by Autodesk for Italian brand Kartell. Sleek, stackable and minimalist, the chair's design was the product of the software responding to Starck and Kartell's design preferences.

Piscis by Jorge Penadés for BD Barcelona Design
Piscis by Jorge Penadés for BD Barcelona Design

Piscis vases by Jorge Penadés for BD Barcelona Design

Another product of unusual material is the Piscis collection of six limited edition vases, crafted from aluminium reclaimed from old lamps and shelves by Spanish designer Jorge Penadés for furniture brand BD Barcelona Design. The result is a striking array of colourful, geometric pieces.

See also: 4 Trends You Can't Miss on Fabric and Wallpaper Designs

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