Be Inspired By The Highlights Of NOMAD St Moritz

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Be Inspired By The Highlights Of NOMAD St Moritz ⇒ NOMAD St Moritz, one of the biggest contemporary art and design events, recently had its latest edition that ended on February 12th. The event revisited the classic idea of fairs and exhibitions with a new and innovative twist for travellers. However, don’t be sad in case you missed it. CovetED brings you the best highlights for you be inspired by.

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Gallery Fumi presented “incontro”, a solo exhibition of newly commissioned works by francesco perini. Photo: ©designboom

“Incontro Sofa” (2019) by Francesco Perini. Made of oak, travertine and cashmere wool. Photo: ©Gallery Fumi

This showcased dedicated to collectable design reunites the best art galleries in the world in breathtaking architectural paradises to be visited by art collectors, interior designers, architects and art professionals. This year’s edition in St. Moritz returned to Chesa Planta, an impressive mansion in the Swiss Alps’ heart.

Photo: ©Almine Rech

St. Moritz is one of the most cherished winter holiday destinations in the world. It was the host city for the winter Olympics twice and it was designated a Unesco world heritage site. Its name instantly evokes style, elegance, and class.

Photo: ©David Gill Gallery

Chesa Planta was built in 1595. It is a remarkable aristocrat’s house. Magnificently carved wood-panelled rooms, beautifully painted dining rooms, and intricate ceramic stoves embraced this edition of Nomad St. Moritz.

“Stool Liquid Glacial” (2015) by Zaha Hadid. Made of acrylic. Photo: ©David Gill Gallery

Conceived by Giorgio Pace and Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte, NOMAD promotes an exceptional meeting between the gallery’s masterpieces and the admirer’s personal involvement, creating an unusual experience.

“Table Marronnier” (2015) by Maria Pergay. Made of hand sculpted bronze base, stainless steel with inlaid chestnut wood and glass top. Photo: ©David Gill Gallery

The outstanding art galleries which collaborate with NOMAD are: