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British designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby are closing their eponymous London studio after three decades, bringing to an end one of the UK's most influential design partnerships. Barber and Osgerby announced today that they are closing the studio to establish their own independent studios.
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Hotel group Rosewood unveiled an installation centred on the work of late Italian designer Andrea Branzi during Milan design week, bringing together a series of his signature lamps alongside contemporary artworks. Titled Objects that Speak, the exhibition marked the brand's debut at the festival. The installation traced Rosewood's approach to design through a focus on craft, identity and narrative, while paying tribute to Branzi's legacy. Objects that Speak featured the work of Andrea Branzi.
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This year's Milan design week will likely be dominated once again by fancy stuff for rich people but there are still gems to be found if you look hard enough, writes Max Fraser. For longer than anyone can remember, Milan's design week has prevailed as the most important moment in the global design calendar.
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