Founded in 2014, interiors magazine Cabana has become an international success by featuring homes full of character and color. Led by founder and editor-in-chief Martina Mondadori Sartogo, the publication was the perfect partner to highlight the decorative potential of Corian^® Solid Surface.

With Milan Design Week 2017 as a backdrop, Corian^® Design and Cabana magazine organized a much-talked about exhibition that presented seven interior scenes in maximalist patterns and colors to demonstrate the expressive qualities of a series of fascinating aesthetics of Corian^® Solid Surface. Mondadori Sartogo, together with Christoph Radl, creative director of Cabana, curated the show in collaboration with Martino Berghinz Studio. The interiors were presented in seven cabana-style structures, each inspired by a different culture and each designed by talented personalities drawn from the fields of interior design, decoration and fashion.

The concept was to create a multicultural village that projected a modern day Shangri-La rich in color and contrasts where several new aesthetics of Corian^® Solid Surface served as the centerpiece of the show.

THIS PAGE (Clockwise from topleft): Russian-inspired living room by
Nathalie Farman-Farma; Moroccanstyle kitchen scene by Stephan Janson;
Tyrolean stube cabana by Susanne Thun; detail of Farman-Farma’s cabana
with coffee table in Corian^® Cosmos Prima color.

THIS PAGE (Clockwise from top left): Armchair in Englishman’s study created by Ashley Hicks in Corian^® Windswept Prima color; fountain by Martino Berghinz using Corian^® Smoke Drift Prima and Corian^® Weathered Concrete colors; entrance gate to exhibit designed by Christoph Radl in Corian^® (colors: Mint Ice, Deep Mink, Raffia, Platinum, Lime Ice, Blooming Green, Grape Green).

Detail of cabana by fashion designer Antonio Marras that was styled to evoke the ambience of a fantastical Mexican boudoir. Photo Filippo Pincolini for Corian^® Design, all rights reserved.