Press

Canale a Colori: over 30,000 visitors for “Light, Water, Matter” During Milan Design Week 2025, i-Mesh took part in the exhibition Light, Water, Matter, a key feature of the “Canale a Colori” project along the Naviglio Grande. In collaboration with ArtiMinime and the architect Dario Biello, i-Mesh created a site-specific installation that transformed the urban landscape into an immersive emotional journey. With over 30,000 visitors, the event highlighted the role of design in urban regeneration.

In its March 2025 issue, Commercial Interior Design spotlights the Gerbou project as a standout example of culturally rooted contemporary interiors. The article emphasizes i-Mesh’s contribution in designing custom textile dividers inspired by traditional Emirati patterns, seamlessly woven into the identity of the space.

Identity features an in-depth article on the Gerbou project, highlighting i-Mesh’s role in creating custom room dividers inspired by Emirati culture. A dialogue between tradition and textile innovation, bringing lightness, transparency, and identity to the space.

In 2024, Rumoer dedicated extensive coverage to i-Mesh, exploring its history and technical innovation. The article highlighted the integration of advanced technologies in the creation of custom architectural fabrics, combining functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability.

In 2024, La Repubblica dedicated its innovation focus to i-Mesh, highlighting its impact on design and architecture. The article featured key projects such as Expo Dubai 2020 and H&M’s façade in Singapore, emphasizing the fusion of technology, art, and sustainability.

The Art of Design dedicated an article to i-Mesh, highlighting its innovation, lightness, and versatility. It emphasizes its role in architecture and design through advanced fibers and tailored solutions.

M&C featured an article on i-Mesh coverings for a BMW event in Munich, a project that combines innovation and customization. With a dedicated pattern, i-Mesh created a functional and scenography atmosphere, offering tailor-made solutions for temporary events.

IOArch dedicated an article to the Mondadori BookShop, a project by Migliore+Servetto Architects in which i-Mesh plays a central role. The article explores how i-Mesh creates fluid, light spaces, balancing functionality and visual impact while enhancing the visitor experience.

The magazine Domus explores Forte Fibra, a project by Marco Ferreri that redefines textile mesh in design and architecture. Part of i-Mesh’s Contemporary Tapestries collection, it highlights lightness, strength, and versatility. Domus recognizes i-Mesh as a key player in material innovation.

Grazia Casa featured an article on Marco Ferreri's screens, exploring the potential of i-Mesh in contemporary design. The article highlights how the material creates flexible, high-performance dividers, innovating the tradition of the screen and its applications in interior design and architecture

VilleGiardini dedicated an article to the innovative lamp by Studio Bizzarri, made with i-Mesh. The article highlights how the material, with its lightness and transparency, creates a refined structure and a captivating light effect.

Tenda IN&OUT dedicated pages to i-Mesh, exploring its applications in design, architecture, and events. The article highlights projects like Airwall and Alik in Wonderland, emphasizing the material's adaptability and its ability to combine aesthetics and performance.

Grazia Casa features Alik in Wonderland, a project by Margherita Palli and Francesca Molteni. The article explores how i-Mesh created light, transformative scenography, highlighting the material’s versatility in theater and staging and its synergy with Palli and Molteni’s visual language.

La Repubblica dedicated a page to Alik in Wonderland, a project by Margherita Palli and Francesca Molteni, where i-Mesh created light and evocative scenography. The article highlights how i-Mesh transforms the space, offering an immersive experience.