In April HTSI is Superior Interiors: a special issue dedicated to design

"Space, light, order. These are the things that men need, as much as bread and a place to sleep'. These are the most famous and quoted words of Le Corbusier, the visionary architect and designer. The 2025 edition of the Salone del Mobile seems to meet these three requirements, which revolve around the theme Thought for Humans. And space, light, order are also the protagonists of the April issue of HTSI, which hits newsstands in the special Superior Interiors edition.

Space: declined in its functional and aesthetic dimension, it is the object of reflection for interior architects, designers, but also experts in cognitive neuropsychology who study the relationship with the environment and what factors make us feel good, at ease, in certain places and agitated or impatient in others.

Light: an in-depth look at new intelligent materials that light up lamps, installations and furniture thanks to plant organisms that produce electricity through photosynthesis, natural woods with integrated LED technology, mycelia, between sustainability and innovation.

Order: it is a widespread need, in increasingly uncertain times, and has a creative, not just taxonomic, relevance. HTSI's journey into the places where the memory of objects is preserved and where archives tell the story of the historical heritage of the great Made in Italy companies continues. Drawings, prototypes, projects and historical pieces by the great masters.

There are many protagonists in this issue, offering an overview of the world of international furniture and architecture: from India, with three interpreters of collectible design - Gunjan Gupta, Ashiesh Shah, Rooshad Shroff - to Singapore, told by the voices of entrepreneurs Christina Ong and Andrew Dixon, architect Richard Hassell and designer Hans Tan; from Scandinavia and one of the most ambitious and extravagant museum buildings, with the guidance of the powerful finance manager Nicolai Tangen, to the United States of the interior decorator couples Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe, Louisa Pierce and Emily Ward, Alexandra Pappas and Tatyana Miron. And again: from Fabrizio Ferri's New York house to Martin Brûlé's Paris house.