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Mid Season Sale!

Mid Season Sale just started! 

ÆDES

We launched a new series of home cloths during Milan Design Week, taking part in a collaboration project with some of our favorite girls in town: Studio Testo and Irene Cuzzaniti. 

ÆDES, this the name of the project, is an ode to domestic space. The name is Latin for building, living quarters, room, but also for temple. From this mainspring, we reflected on the concept of living as a ritual: we designed three versatile home cloths, meant to be used as drapes, table cloths, tapestries and so on, realized in rare fibers, like nettle yarn and hemp and cotton mixed yarn. Studio Testo designed three sculpture-vases similar to emblematic objects which were decorated by deconstructed and immanent modern freakebanas, by Irene. We exhibited in the super Six Gallery location: all was amazing!

Trama Collection

We thought of warming your winter with a duo of soft, precious tops.

Wool and silk play in a jacquard geometric pattern with neutral tones: sage green, ivory and onyx black. Their names are Dama and Rete and we simply love them! 

Fashion Revolution Week

It’s Fashion Revolution week: we take part in, just like last year, and show part of the process behind AH/OK.

Bloom Collection

Using fingers as brushes, tracing spontaneous and instinctive signs, color spots composing an abstract garden. This is Bloom Collection. 

Texturae Collab 

On grazia.it!

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Kadó Temporary Shop

LaDodo Design Gallery is a special place and will be hosting KADÓ, a Temporary Shop in Milan from 10 to 15 December.

We’ll be there, together with other cool designers!

Autumn roundup

Lana Jacquard Scarf

Lana scarf is out! Made from 90% soft wool and 10% pure silk yarn.

Miniartextil

We’re featured in Ghd #NotDefined campaign

“You are not defined by your hair” is the campaign of Ghd supporting Pink is Good in Italy and  Breast Cancer Now in UK, two of the largest breast cancer charities, with fundraising but also with practical tips and tutorials for women during or after the therapy. Our Nina scarf is featured in the “Wrap it up” tutorial on how to style a headscarf.

We are sooooo proud of this for different reasons: firstly, it is an issue we really feel strongly about, then our scarf is styled for supporting an useful, important and meaningful cause and the result is super chic, as well.

Plus, we are in love with Indira and the “rosette” styling of our scarf!

@Yeya&Font Studio