2017 Milan Design Week pays homage to Zaha Hadid

During the 2017 edition of the Milan Design Week, both at the Furniture Fair and at the Fuorisalone, a selection of product designs and artworks by Zaha Hadid is on view in various locations in Milan. It is a sort of tribute to the Iraqi-British architect, who passed away an year ago, on March 31, 2016.

Overall, the ensemble of micro exhibitions, which take place in many venues across the city, provides an overview of the work of Zaha Hadid as a designer, as well as as a visual artist.

Here is the list of products and artworks by Zaha Hadid Architects on view from 4 through 9 April, during the Milan design week.

Cover image: detail of the sculpture “White in the City”; image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects

The sculpture White in the City is on view at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts (via Brera, 28)

The sculpture “White in the City” by Zaha Hadid Architects at the Brera Academy, installation view; photo © Inexhibit, 2017

The Boffi showroom (via Solferino, 11) showcases the kitchen island Highline

Boffi’s Highline island kitchen designed by Zaha Hadid Architects

Lounge chair Trie and multi-use table Tippy are on display at the Sawaya & Moroni showroom (via Alessandro Manzoni, 11)

Tippy lounge chair (detail); photo courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects

A collection of different designs by Zaha Hadid is on view at WallpaperSTORE* apartment (Piazza Arcola, 4)

Zaha Hadid Collection at WallpaperSTORE* apartment; image courtesy of ZHA

The sculpture Aura is on exhibition at the Bulgari Hotel (via Privata Fratelli Gabba, 7b)

Sculpture Aura; photo © Luke Hayes

Other designs – such as the Aqua Table for Established & Sons, the Duna and Eve light fixtures for Lasvit, and the Orbi and Nesta centerpiece and tables for Citco – will be exhibited in different stands at the Milan Fair in Rho-Pero.

Aqua Table; photo © David Skyes

Furthermore, from May 3, 2017, the B.zero1 jewel collection will be featured at an exhibition in the Bulgari showroom (via Monte Napoleone 2)

B.zero1 for Bulgari; image courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects