In exploring the concept of "Deconstructed Minimalism" the exhibition challenges traditional notions of minimalism by infusing it with coherence amidst irrationality. Embracing the simplicity and freedom reminiscent of childhood crafts, this design philosophy seeks to expand and reinterpret the boundaries of minimalism. By reflecting on established values, the exhibition invites a fresh perspective on what defines minimalist design, offering a reconciliation between form and functionality.

The exhibition features a collection that pushes the limits of minimalist expression by incorporating detailed elements typically minimized in such designs. Without compromising basic principles or human ergonomics, the pieces explore the edge of what can be perceived as minimalist while maintaining inherent simplicity. The inclusion of furniture and lighting pieces demonstrates how subtle transformations and innovative design approaches can create impactful shifts within established minimalist frameworks.

Presented at Alcova Milano, the exhibition received commendations for presenting an imaginative rethinking of minimalism. Notably, the transformable stool and uniquely designed lighting fixtures captivated attendees, highlighting the creative potential of deconstruction in design. The Frame Structured Chair, described as "minimal, simple, and solid," exemplifies timeless design, and despite its modest presentation, the collection left a lasting impression as a memorable standout in the Milan exhibition.