Bulgari
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Project • By Not a Number Architects • Pavilions
Bulgari Pavilion
The BVLGARI pavilion is a temporary installation commissioned by the luxury jewellery brand for Abu Dhabi Art 2012. The project was conceived as an exclusive and private venue and was required to be both representative of the firm’s style and its creative ideologies, whilst being emblematic of a “modern mythology”.
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The design of the pavilion aimed to be both reminiscent of BVLGARI’s Italian heritage whilst being representative of its own fabrication and structure. A design based upon the packing of acrylic tubes was devised. Although they have a diverse range of uses they are rarely used as principal architectural elements.
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By packing them close together n... More
Project • By Newfloor S.r.l • Offices
Bulgari Valenza
The raised floor in the luxury worldNewfloor for Bulgari in the largest jewellery manufacturing headquarter
There are companies that do not need presentation, and one of them is surely Bulgari, a company founded in 1884 that operates in the luxury field, from jewels to watches, from perfumery to leather goods and even the hotel industry with its brand of luxury hotels, Bulgari Hotels & Resorts.
The giant of luxury has founded its first home in Rome, the historic shop in Condotti Street 10, where Bulgari weaved its history with the world of cinema, with customers like Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn and Sofia Loren.
The company has opened various shops in many cities of the world, like New York, Paris and Tokyo. But it’s in Val... More
Project • By Barovier&Toso • Restaurants
BVLGARI TOWER
Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel Interiors designed "Il Ristorante Luca Fantin" in Tokyo, inside the Bulgari Tower. Barovier&Toso has customized two large cascades of Spinn elements in the “large” version, in crystal and 24K gold: the chandeliers cross two levels and have a diameter of over 2 metres, by a height of over 6 metres. More
Project • By Migliore + Servetto • Exhibitions
Bellissima. L'Italia dell'alta moda 1945-1968
The set-up designed by Migliore+Servetto Architects for the exhibit “Bellissima.
L’Italia dell’alta moda 1945-1968”, at Villa Reale in Monza, is characterized by a
lightly sign and by a rich dialogue with the historic environment.
A delicate intervention intended to highlight the dual beauty: of the clothing and the
textile materials on display, and the wonderful location, by opting for the identification
of different areas through soft and singular narrative elements.
Among these, there is a dynamic system of different layers that, raising from the
ground such as graceful flying carpets and made up of light and colorful
membranes, define the various thematic areas. Above them, thin wireframes with
micro-led emphasize the creations... More
Project • By Studio Marco Piva • Showrooms
Bulgari DIVA Windows - Creativity 2013-2014
Marco Piva continues its cooperation with the prestigious brand Bulgari dressing the new 2013-2014 shop windows. The concept was inspired by the just-launched DIVA jewels collection that celebrates the big stars of the past, who have left their personal footprint in the world of style and fashion and who Bulgari wish to honour with magnificent jewels.
Last year, the successful introduction of ceramics in the common thread of Bulgari’s corporate identity led Marco Piva to continue research on this material, in order to explore new possibilities and forms of expression.
The same concept is enriched with new shapes and emotions: the inspiration of DIVA shop windows comes from evolving experimentations on ceramics and from the shapes and... More