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Fisher & Paykel's immersive installation at Milan Design Week 2026, built from tōtara timber and volcanic basalt.

Tōtara timber. Volcanic basalt. Milan Design Week. This is Nature—Ritual.

Nature—Ritual was Fisher & Paykel's immersive installation at Milan Design Week 2026, a 450m² world built from sculpted tōtara timber and volcanic basalt, drawing on the elemental landscapes of Aotearoa New Zealand to explore one simple idea: that thoughtful design can turn everyday routines into meaningful rituals.

Four scenarios unfolded inside: a Tea Experience, a Kitchen as Monolith, a Wine Experience, and a Fabric Care Experience. Each one felt as much like architecture as furniture. Our role was to help bring that vision to life.

One of the great privileges of what we do is being trusted to contribute to work at this level, and we couldn't be prouder of our team for the craft they brought to it.

Client: Fisher & Paykel
Creative Direction: Alt Group
Exhibition Design: Calvi Brambilla and Partners
Build: Benfenati
Ceramics: Aaron Scythe
Garments: Claudia Li
Photography: Toaki Okano

Completed
2026
Client
Fisher&Paykel
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“We used DBJ for our latest project building, our home. We were very definite that we wanted to have a metal kitchen and the whole interior design of the house was formed around our metal kitchen. However a metal kitchen wasn’t as easy to produce as the idea was. We worked with DBJ over several months to find a finish that they developed for us. The final result of an aged brass kitchen was exactly what we wanted. DBJ went out of their way to create a complicated bespoke kitchen. Their service was fabulous any issues that came up were rectified. It was a pleasure to work with DBJ.”

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