The annual Milan Furniture Fair is no longer just about furniture, but about design as an exploration of how people live and work.
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A creation by Fendi, The Armchair of Thousand Eyes, is displayed at the Milan Furniture Fair. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
Visitors sit next to a mirror by Missoni at the Milan Furniture Fair. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
Designer Nao Tamura walks past her installations at the Milan Furniture Fair. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
Visitors walk past hand-blown chandeliers by Missoni at the Milan Furniture Fair. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
Italian architect and designer Mario Bellini marked the half-million sales mark of his leather saddle Cab chair with the launch of a Cab lounge. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
Creations by French designer Philippe Starck for Tog on display at the Milan Furniture Fair. Mr Starck can not say how many he has designed – and he is not stopping to count. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
A woman takes photos of Wonderglass installations at the Milan Furniture Fair. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
A man stands by a Missoni installation at the Milan Design Fair. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
A sphere reflects the Missoni installation at the Milan Design Fair. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
Kartell paid tribute to the Memphis Group movement with a series of chairs clad in bright textiles. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo -
Kartell chief executive Claudio Luti at the Milan Furniture Fair. Antonio Calanni / AP Photo
Milan Furniture Fair breaks rules on design and taste – in pictures
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