I Made is the first exhibition in London solely dedicated to Italian design . Curated by renowned architect and designer Giulio Cappellini and housed in Chelsea's iconic Saatchi Gallery , the exhibition will exhibition will not only present Italian innovation and craftsmanship but draw on the passion and traditions of iconic Italian brands and designers that are shaping the industry today . London is the creative capital of the World and what better time to debut I - MADE than during the London Design Festival .

I Made is the first exhibition in London solely dedicated to Italian design . Curated by renowned architect and designer Giulio Cappellini and housed in Chelsea's iconic Saatchi Gallery , the exhibition will exhibition will not only present Italian innovation and craftsmanship but draw on the passion and traditions of iconic Italian brands and designers that are shaping the industry today . London is the creative capital of the World and what better time to debut I - MADE than during the London Design Festival . Stock Photo

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