ADORNO
Cover image missing

As one of the leading curatorial platforms for contemporary collectible design, ADORNO presents cross-cultural collections by independent designers. Focused on craftsmanship, authenticity, and material exploration, Adorno offers global access to one-of-a-kind works that reflect identity, narrative, and place. Through curated exhibitions and direct-to-collector sales, the platform fosters deeper engagement with design as a cultural practice.

Rooted in themes of authenticity and the power of self–expression, Persona invites visitors on a journey through three interconnected rooms —The Perfectionist, The Eccentric, and The Romantic — each embodying a distinct facet of human identity. Through spatial storytelling, multi–sensory elements, and material expression, the exhibition delves into how design can mirror the emotional and psychological complexity of the self. More than an exhibition, Persona is an experimental mise en scène unfolding across an entire exhibition. With this show Adorno aims to reflect the ever–shifting, multifaceted nature of selfhood, brought to life through the lens of collectible design.

Related Exhibitions
Since its inception in 2023, Botané has redefined florals by crafting hyper-realistic everlasting artificial flowers that transform how consumers experience and interact with floral design. With a deep appreciation for composition, texture, and timeless beauty, Botané’s design-forward, maintenance-free artificial flowers seamlessly integrate into any space. Whether styled in a home, curated for a boutique, or given as a gift, each piece offers a long-lasting alternative to fresh flowers. Botané is not just redefining how we buy flowers— it is shaping a future where artificial flowers become a permanent part of interiors, a bold statement in personal style, and a way to preserve emotions that deserve to last.
Botané
February 18, 2025
Accessories
Part of 2025
Founded in 2013 by artists Philip Ross and Sophia Wang, MycoWorks has pioneered mycelium materials with their patented Fine Mycelium™ platform. The result: Reishi™, a groundbreaking textile that marries natural beauty with unparalleled strength, durability, and versatility.
Reishi™ is a material born from nature yet crafted with precision, offering designers a unique canvas to explore new possibilities in sustainable design.
MycoWorks
January 19, 2025
Materials
Part of 2025
Architect Pål Lunder founded Fjordfiesta in 2004, wishing to develop and reconnect with the Scandinavian design heritage. The Norwegian design brand is passionate about collaborating with new designers, and proud to renew classic gems from the Norwegian design vault. Committed to tackling ethical and environmental challenges, Fjordfiesta is hands–on in every part of the chain—from design and manufacture to delivery. The furniture is made at Fjordfiesta’s factory in Molde Norway, where high–quality craftsmanship and cutting–edge technology ensure objects that last a lifetime and beyond.
Fjordfiesta
January 16, 2023
Furniture
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
For over 50 years, Ingo Maurer has been designing and manufacturing exceptional designer lamps that bridge the gap between everyday objects and art. The Munich-based company's internationally renowned designs can be found in the collections of some of the world's most important museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Under the creative direction of Axel Schmid, Head of Product and Project Design, the team develops iconic luminaires that combine technical precision with a playful and often ironic design approach. Ingo Maurer's products are designed to surprise and inspire. As well as creating serial luminaires, the company has also made a name for itself as a designer of public and private spaces around the world.
Ingo Maurer
February 15, 2022
Part of 2022
Part of 2025
Lighting
Other Exhibitions
91—92 / ninetyoneninetytwo is a Copenhagen–based design studio founded in 2020 by Zeyu Rong and Weibo Sun. Working at the intersection of technology and craft, the studio explores the creative potential of 3D printing through a growing collection of objects made from r—PETG, r—PLA, and TPU. Each piece is thoughtfully produced with a focus on form, tactility, and purpose—balancing aesthetic presence with functional clarity. Guided by a belief in 3D printing as a tool for design, 91—92 reimagines local production as a way to reduce material waste and energy use, embedding environmental consciousness into every layer of their process.
91-92
June 2, 2025
Lammhults convinces design as a great potential to improve everyday lives and to contribute to more meaningful and sustainable ways of living. The optimistic spirit is a defining characteristic of Lammhults – a vital part of their heritage since 1945. Lammhults develops contemporary design for various kinds of spaces – public spaces, modern offices, and domestic spaces. Inhabited spaces have a strong influence on oneself. Some spaces make you creative, social, and generous. Others enable you to slow down and to reflect. Lammhults believes in the importance of that space. Good design contributes to shape dwellings and surroundings in ways that are relevant both today and tomorrow.
Lammhults
January 10, 2023
Sculptural objects meet the latest and greatest lifestyle books when Caché and New Mags join forces.

Tied to the universe of books. Designed with simplicity, honesty and pure aesthetics in mind. Integrating so seamlessly with the cultured home, every Caché object almost appears to be hiding in plain sight. Whatever your treasured books and magazines may be, they now have striking sculptural companions that never fail to feature a useful detail or function. The truth is, nothing really says more about us than the books we own. Books remind us of what we love and what’s important. What we have been, what we are and what we can become.
Caché x New Mags
March 14, 2022
Tokyo-based Triple Bottom Line has collaborated with a wide range of clients around the world, providing comprehensive support from strategic development to final output. Specialising in product and furniture design, the studio works on cross-disciplinary projects. Its goal is not only to address current challenges, but also to tackle fundamental long-term issues and strive for sustainable value creation. Its design philosophy is rooted in everyday emotions and impulses, with an emphasis on the inherent expressiveness of materials and a focus on simple forms.
Triple Bottom Line
February 21, 2025
×
ADORNO
Check back soon!