EXPORMIM
Since its inception in 1960, Expormim has consistently embraced a global perspective in design, craftsmanship and innovation. Their catalogues are made up of original pieces for indoor and outdoor use, committed to environmental sustainability, quality and good design. This is how they have quickly moved beyond the intimacy of the household, finding their place in an increasing number of contract projects, from luxury hotels and restaurants to chic cafés, gastropubs, and exclusive public and private events.
Expormim joins a new collaborative exhibition at The Conary, curated by Openhouse alongside Saba Italia, JOV, Mike Hausmann and Japan Form. Design unfolds through a sequence of spaces, each shaping how it is perceived, used, and felt. Expormim explores a sculptural reading of Mediterranean design with the openness of the atrium. Mike Hausmann portrays his wooden furniture collection through the personal intimacy of a room. Saba Italia’s pieces engage in the layered reality of an apartment, design and daily life framing one another. JOV and Japan Form act as a connective thread through texture, geometry, and light. Overall, each setting crafts a distinct state of living, revealing design as something that finds its form through context.
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