Relive some of the highlights from our Lock In party in Milan during Salone del Mobile
The second leg of Wallpaper* magazine’s SodaStream Lock In parties went off in true bunga bunga style in Milan last week. Timed to coincide with Salone del Mobile, the 500-strong guest list included stellar names from the design and architecture world, including Tom Dixon, Ron Arad, Bethan Laura Wood, Jasper Conran, Tord Boontje, Nigel Coates and Nina Tolstrup.
Held at the historic La Sala Liberty, one of Milan’s finest ballrooms and concert halls veteran DJ Barnaba Fornasetti, head of the Fornasetti Atelier and son of the painter and sculptor Piero Fornasetti, rocked the dance floor with a house/disco/easy listening/electro clash of music styles, while SodaStream’s design supremo Yves Béhar conceived the cocktails, which included the Maraschino-based 'Dorchester’s Sister' and 'Bicicletta' made with Campari, club soda and Pinot Grigio. Festa!
The Milan Lock In was hosted at one of the city’s finest ballrooms, La Sala Liberty, which first opened in 1877
From left: Designer Moritz Waldemeyer, chief innovation & design officer with SodaStream Yaron Kopel, Wallpaper* editor-in-chief Tony Chambers, and SodaStream CEO Daniel Birnbaum
From left: Martijn Schonfeld, Lea ten Brummelhuis, Steven den Haak and Sophie van der Heijden from Droog together with Marijke Smallegange from Rijksmuseum (second from right)
From left: Vesna and Jovan Jelovac of Belgrade Design Week, Francisco Serrano accessories designer at Versace and London-based designer Andere Monjo
Left: Milan-based Argentinean designer Laura Macagno of Colé Design. Right: Morgan Maccari and Rémy Clémente of Bonsoir Paris together with Anna Kinneir of INT Works
From left: Sabine Zetteler and Wallpaper* editor-at-large Henrietta Thompson, Milan-based gallery owner Pasquale Leccese
From left: Eli Peer of SodaStream, Gaye Cevikel of Gaia & Gino, marketing director of SodaStream Italy Petra Schrott and Pavel Weiser of Verreum
From left: Interiors stylist Maria Sobrino, Wallpaper* art director Lee Belcher, Aldo Bozzi of Hermès and Wallpaper* publishing director Gord Ray
From left: Wallpaper* magazine’s Jessica Klingefuss, Emma Moore, Jack Mama and designer Nina Tolstrup
Barnaba Fornasetti was spinning the decks at the Lock In
From left: Celebrated Italian chef Corrado Calza, Sabrina Querci, fashion designer Jasper Conran, Kate Walsh, Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell from Wallace Sewell
Some great dance moves were on display. On left: Alberto Grassi design director at Emanuele Pantanella Lux
Around 500 guests attended the Lock In party in Milan during Salone del Mobile. On right: Architect Nigel Coates, fashion blogger Linda Tol and designer Liborio Capizzi
From left: Yaron Kopel of SodaStream, designer Ron Arad, Pasquale Leccese and Daniel Birnbaum of SodaStream
Dutch designer Tord Boontje with wife Emma
From left: Chiara Di Pinto and Arianna Lelli Mami of Studio Pepe, Nicolai Gulliksen and Fredrik Wærnes of Strek Collective
Guests were served a choice of six special SodaStream cocktails at the Lock In
From left: Benedetta Cuzzeri, Roberto Bonanomi, Alessandra Angeli and Mauro Affinito
SodaStream Source machines, designed by Yves Behar, were used to create six different tasty cocktails
From left: Giorgio Fasoli and designer Lorenza Bozzoli
From left: Model Marpessa Hennink, Sabrina Querci of Q.Connections, Susanna Brambilla of Dolce&Gabbana and stylist Giacomo De Notariis
From left: Wallpaper* editor-in-chief Tony Chambers, Marjolein van Zanten and Ralph Nauta of Studio Drift, Sicilian designer Liborio Capizzi and Cecile Tarchini of LVMH
From left: Designers Marte Frøystad, Øyvind Wyller and Runa Klock
From left: Hat designer Elena Cesaretti, Francesco Frati, Katja Petterson and designer Simon Heijdens
From left: Vincent Lebas de Lacour, Kathia Saul, David Rosenblum and Raphael Lebas de Lacour from Aedle
From left: Mark Stobbs of Brownbook and Ben Taylor of Dolce & Gabbana share a laugh
Job done. Our DJ for the night Barnaba Fornasetti kept the crowd dancing until late
And with this shot, we would like to kiss you goodbye from Milan and look forward to seeing you again in New York in May!
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