Noda Designs
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09/12/2023
Elle Decor September Style issue out on print at local newsstands. Thank you Elle Decor for featuring Noda Designs’ new collection and a little bio on our firm. 🙏🏻 Featured here our Aki Tulum inspired collection, Samtini lounger and our Take a Pill collection chandelier. .
05/26/2023
As Designers we are nothing without our biggest supporters which is our team that makes it all happen in REAL time. The furniture makers, weavers, Millwork specialist, engineers, electricians, plumbers, photographers are just some of the key people that make our dreams come true. Without them we are only dreamers.
04/11/2023
Milan Design week is upon us once again and every year I look forward to gallery’s installation with great anticipation. Here are some of their archives from past years. Stay tuned for Noda’s curated must see next week. We r heading to Milan this weekend 🤘
02/14/2023
Sugar Rooms is a boutique hotel designed by none other than the talented Roberto Baciocchi in the heart of Arezzo , a small jewel of hospitality in a mansion dating back to the 1700s that once belonged to a noble Lombardi family and still has original details, like mosaic tiles from the 1st century A.D. To find it, follow the faint glow of a neon sign, turn left down an alleyway, climb a stone staircase—and you’ve arrived. In the fifteen rooms the story remains in the fragments of frescoes and in the wooden ceilings. Inside, another labyrinth awaits: Quiet corridors connect 15 rooms, each revealing a new surprise—heavy velvet drapes replace internal walls; mirrored bathrooms create a dizzying optical illusion; and jewel-toned ottomans contrast with the faded frescoes. The space is both traditional and ultramodern, a hallmark of Roberto Baciocchi, the renowned architect behind Prada’s global stores and a master of reimagining old buildings.
Once they removed layer after layer of paint, they found hand-painted frescoes detailing everyday scenery in Arezzo. One critical element that’s so nice in an old building like this is the architect’s ability to artfully manipulate light, concealing bulbs behind glass and drapes to emit a warm glow and enhance a fabric’s luster and texture—from Milanese velvet to linen and cotton. That sense of drama continues in the vanity and shower areas, where exposed washbasins, made from a single block of unpolished marble, and curved backlit mirrors could pass for works of art. Despite its many contrasts—ancient yet futuristic, raw and textural but polished and sleek—Sugar Rooms neatly folds into itself like a set of nesting interiors just waiting to be explored. My favourite has to be the walls that had been restored and kept the way it is, something that’s so important in keeping the soul of the building within - just like what Baciocchi said “Every building I work on is different and has a spirit of its own, the walls themselves suggest the way to intervene.”
02/13/2023
John Pomp you ROCKSTAR 🤩🤩🤩 in LOVE with these. 🙌🙌🙌
11/22/2022
Our new stackable indoor/outdoor stools which also acts as a side table as well. Rust proof and using recycled plastics arriving soon in Toronto next month.
11/20/2022
Our kissing bench is arriving soon to our flagship in Toronto. Dm us for custom details. Two seaters or Four
10/31/2022
Happy Halloween 👻 🎃 let’s get some dark moody interiors to set the mood. 👻👻👻
10/21/2022
Fan girl moment 🙌 kitchen by the special veneer for this kitchen is so refreshing adding that unexpected psychedelic feeling :) 🤌🤌🤌
09/20/2022
One of my absolutely favourite one stop shop in Milano.
The interior is also right up my alley.
09/15/2022
kinda day
09/11/2022
The most fun ceramic plates and platters of aquatic arthropods by Australian Casa Adams
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