Kino Workshop summer closure: august hours 2026
August brings the summer break for Kino Workshop too. As every year, the studio pauses for a few weeks to recharge before coming back in September with new projects and updates on
SINGLE-FAMILY TERRACED VILLA IN TALSANO (TA)
Kino Workshop finished the first job of the 110% tax process for a single-family terraced villa, as a designer and general contractor. The project was born in August 2020 at the da
MOON LAMP, A CHOICE OF STYLE
Kino Workshop has chosen to place the MOON lamp by Davide Groppi both in the “suspension” version and in the “abat-jour/floor lamp” version to illuminate and decorate this
Oria, dashes of light
In a small but delightful apartment designed by azestudio, a few steps from the historic center of Oria (BR), Kino Workshop is taking care of the lighting design, using and supplyi
TARANTO, 3 NEW PROJECTS
The Kino Workshop studio reopens its offices after the short holiday period. And it reopens in a big way with 3 SUPERBONUS 110% projects already started in these days. One in Lama
Happy Summer 2020
Kino Workshop stops for two weeks, starting from Monday 10th August and resuming normal activities from Monday 24th August onwards. During this period, the staff of Kino Workshop,
A stand-alone table lamp
A stand-alone table lamp. Research continues in the field of stand-alone table lamp design: Kino Workshop, in collaboration with Vitrum, offers a modular lamp that can be extended
Furnishing of a villa in Taranto
The furnishing of a single-family villa in Taranto has been completed. In this project the client requested to obtain a living room furniture in which computers and video devices w
A Milanese interior, between memory and avant-garde
In this article we anticipate some themes of a particular restructuring that Kino Workshop is directing in Milan, in via Pascoli, 2: a very central area, where the urban fabric is
“4BOX OFFICES, INTERIOR COMPLETED”
Another new piece has been added for the completion of the 4BOX offices in Milan. Completed the construction of the internal offices, characterized by “full-height” glass walls
