THE GENUINE ARTICLE
Design Talk
Alan Meredith, Niamh Barry & Fabrizio Cantoni
Meet this intriguing, entertaining trio whose exciting work is about creating original, one-off enduring pieces – whether furniture, lighting or rugs. Over a glass of cava or a cold beer, listen to Alan, Niamh and Fabrizio in conversation with Amanda Bone: discover their inspirations, their design process, and their latest projects, all over the world.
Alan Meredith is an architect turned furniture designer known for his innovative, functional creations. With a deep understanding of space and form, he blends architectural principles with design, creating pieces that enhance both aesthetics and practicality in modern interiors.
Niamh Barry is an internationally acclaimed lighting designer renowned for her sculptural, emotive designs. Fusing art and technology, she creates captivating light installations that transform spaces, blending functionality with beauty to evoke emotional responses and enhance the atmosphere.
Fabrizio Cantoni is a key figure at cc-tapis, a Milan-based contemporary rug company. With a passion for innovative design, he collaborates with international artists to create luxurious, handcrafted rugs that blend tradition with modern aesthetics, redefining interior design.
When you book a ticket for The Genuine Article, you can register to attend Design Week Dublin Drinks at Minima. Helen Kilmartin’s elegant designer furniture showroom on Hanover Quay is just steps from The Anantara Marker Dublin where all Design Talks are taking place. Email info@designweekdublin.com to reserve your place for cocktails and conversation on the Waterfront.
€35
Meet architect turned furniture designer Alan Meredith, internationally acclaimed lighting designer Niamh Barry and Fabrizio Cantoni of Milan-based contemporary rug company CC Tapis.
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| THE GENUINE ARTICLE ADULT TICKET | €35.00 |
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| THE GENUINE ARTICLE STUDENT TICKET | €20.00 |
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