{"id":20040,"date":"2022-07-07T13:32:34","date_gmt":"2022-07-07T13:32:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.pullcast.eu\/blog\/?p=20040"},"modified":"2022-07-08T14:35:20","modified_gmt":"2022-07-08T14:35:20","slug":"nilufar-gallery","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.pullcast.eu\/blog\/nilufar-gallery\/","title":{"rendered":"Nilufar Gallery"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Nilufar Gallery: Storytelling Through Design<\/strong><\/em><\/span>\u00a0\u2013 Discovering, Crossing, Creating. Those are the three words that better explain the mindset behind Nilufar Gallery. Get to know more about this\u00a0Milanese gallery in this article by PullCast blog.<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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Nilufar Gallery: Storytelling Through Design<\/h2>\n

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Finding, crossing, and creating. Nina Yashar feels that\u00a0design<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0is important in telling tales. In 1979, she established the Nilufar Gallery in Milan. Originally located in via Bigli and specializing in antique carpets, a passion she inherited from her Iranian parents, the Gallery quickly launched a series of ground-breaking shows, including \u201cLa rosa nel tappeto\u201d (The rose on the carpet) \u2013 a study of the iconography of the rose motif in rugs from all over the world \u2013 while bringing both Oriental and European carpets, such as Kilim, Gabbeh, and Aubusson varieties, into the Italian and international spotlight.<\/p>\n

By the end of the 1990s, the Gallery, which is currently housed in via della Spiga, had expanded into\u00a0modern and contemporary<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0furniture, displaying midcentury masterworks alongside odd carpets, cutting-edge furniture, and pieces by young designers. The revolutionary exhibition \u201cTappeti svedesi e mobili scandinavi\u201d (Swedish rugs and Scandinavian furniture) in 1998 featured the work of Alvar Aalto, Hans Wegner, and Arne Jacobsen, as well as established the recurring topic of furniture and rugs for the first time.<\/p>\n

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With the help of\u00a0Italian designer\u00a0GianCarlo Montebello, the Gallery expanded its headquarters at via della Spiga in 1999. The Gallery\u2019s position as a reference point for historical and contemporary\u00a0design<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0aficionados was strengthened over the first decade of the new century by a succession of experiments and contamination.<\/p>\n

The Gallery\u2019s work and research resulted in a series of unique and sensational exhibitions<\/strong><\/a>, often accompanied by monographic catalogs that have acquired cult status among collectors, design enthusiasts, and researchers, from Gaetano Pesce\u2019s silicone carpets to the rediscovery of Paul Evans\u2019 work and Martino Gamper\u2019s re-appropriation of Gio Ponti\u2019s furniture for the Hotel Parco dei Principi at the 2007 Design Miami\/Basel.<\/p>\n

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Following Yashar\u2019s long-held desire of developing a convivial venue, Nilufar Gallery launched the inaugural episode of \u2018Chez Nina\u2019 in 2018, during\u00a0Milano Design Week. It was designed by critically acclaimed interior designer India Mahdavi and is located on the upper floor of Nilufar Gallery.<\/p>\n

Nina Yashar launched Nilufar Depot in 2015 in a facility that used to be a cutlery manufacturer. This large room of 1,500 square meters, arranged over three floors with a layout inspired by Milan\u2019s Teatro alla Scala, seats part of Yashar\u2019s huge design\u00a0collection<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0in an atmosphere that allows the contemporary design to coexist peacefully with iconic pieces of historical design.<\/p>\n

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Nilufar Depot presented \u201cLina Bo Bardi Giancarlo Palanti Studio d\u2019Arte Palma 1948 \u2013 1951,\u201d a tribute to the Italy-born, Brazil-naturalized designer, during Milano Design Week in 2018. The exhibition, dedicated to one of\u00a0contemporary architecture<\/strong>\u2019s<\/a> most revolutionary characters, was the result of Yashar\u2019s extensive historical research and was created with the support and scientific participation of Instituto Bardi \/ Casa de Vidro San Paolo. \u201cFar,\u201d an experimental project and voyage into the work of ten rising designers chosen by Studio Ved\u00e8t and put up by Space Caviar, has been the year of 2019.<\/p>\n

Nilufar Gallery has participated in a number of international fairs throughout the years, including PAD in Paris and London, Design Miami\/Basel, and The Salon ART+DESIGN in New York. In addition, the Gallery has been presenting SQUAT, an itinerant and inter-disciplinary\u00a0project<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0that aims to widen the frontiers of traditional exhibition concepts while exploring new cultural, geographical, and architectural territories, since 2012.<\/p>\n

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A beautiful\u00a0exhibition\u00a0space built over three levels with a layout inspired by the Teatro alla Scala is now situated in a 1.500 square meter building that originally housed a cutlery business.\"Nilufar<\/a><\/p>\n

GARDEN | VIALE VINCENZO LANCETTI 34, 20158 MILAN<\/h4>\n

A tranquil oasis near the Nilufar Depot\u00a0entrance, surrounded by nature and ruled by tranquility, far from the hustle and bustle of the city.<\/p>\n

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VIA SPIGA | VIA DELLA SPIGA 32, 20121 MILAN \/ GROUND FLOOR<\/h4>\n

The Nilufar Gallery headquarters are on the ground floor of Via della Spiga and were originally planned as an antique carpet\u00a0gallery<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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CHEZ NINA | VIA DELLA SPIGA 32, 20121 MILAN \/ FIRST FLOOR<\/h4>\n

Chez Nina, tucked away on the Gallery\u2019s upper floor, is a small, refined\u00a0space<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0created by India Mahdavi in 2018 as a tribute to Nina Yashar.<\/p>\n

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VIA SENATO | VIA SENATO 29, 20121 MILAN<\/h4>\n

A hidden jewel<\/strong><\/a> on Via Senato that can only be reached through the Gallery\u2019s private\u00a0patio. The 65 square meter display room is adaptable to Nina Yashar\u2019s visions and has a dynamic nature.<\/p>\n

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25 MQ | VIA DELLA SPIGA 32, 20121 MILAN<\/h4>\n

A beautiful window spot with views of the Via della Spiga\u2019s comings and goings. Nilufar\u00a0Gallery\u00a025 mq\u2019s experimental nature strives to depict the story of Nilufar\u2019s osmosis between its past and future.<\/p>\n

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