5 highlights from the Madrid Design Festival 2018

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Jaime Hayon Retrospective. Design icon Jaime Hayon has been honored with a colorful exhibition curated by Dominguez Siemens.

(Reprodução Madrid Design Festival)

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Viva la Diferencia. The pieces collected by curator Ana Domínguez Siemens go against the grain of standardization and “perfection” proposed by mass production. The works bring together human imperfection and touches of individuality.

(Reprodução Madrid Design Festival)

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La Cosa. Architecture and design came together in this outdoor exhibition that featured live performances by Studio La Cube, Julen Ussía and Javier Montoro.

(Reprodução)

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Space by Álvaro Catalán de Ocon. A four-story building still under renovation brought together the work of Ocón and other invited designers.

(Reprodução)

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Team Jorge Penadés. It was the first solo exhibition by young designer Jorge Penadés. The geometric pieces come from a mixture of unusual materials such as: bone glue, leather scraps along with brass and marble.

(Reprodução)

The Madrid Design Festival took place between February 6 and 28, 2018, bringing together 320 design professionals and more than 160,000 visitors. This year, the event featured a vast program under the theme of Redesigning the World . Check out the highlights of the Festival in the gallery above!

Jaime Hayon Retrospective. Design icon Jaime Hayon has been honored with a colorful exhibition curated by Dominguez Siemens.

Viva la Diferencia. The pieces collected by curator Ana Domínguez Siemens go against the grain of standardization and “perfection” proposed by mass production. The works bring together human imperfection and touches of individuality.

La Cosa. Architecture and design came together in this outdoor exhibition that featured live performances by Studio La Cube, Julen Ussía and Javier Montoro.

Space by Álvaro Catalán de Ocon. A four-story building still under renovation brought together the work of Ocón and other invited designers.

Team Jorge Penadés. It was the first solo exhibition by young designer Jorge Penadés. The geometric pieces come from a mixture of unusual materials such as: bone glue, leather scraps along with brass and marble.

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