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NM3 x Miss Sixty Debut NMMS Vase Series at Milan Design Week 2025
During Milan Design Week 2025, Milan-based design studio NM3 presented NMMS, a limited-edition series of sculptural vases created in collaboration with Miss Sixty.True to NM3’s signature style of geometric precision and industrial minimalism, each vase is made from raw materials like black powder-coated steel, stainless steel and cylinder head screws. The focus is on materiality, form and asymmetry, allowing the construction itself to take center stage.Limited to just ten pieces, the NMMS series is inspired by the sculptures of American artist John McCracken. Each angular vase reveals a different silhouette as it's turned, offering four distinct perspectives that change with the viewer’s position. With sharp edges, visible joints and clean architectural finishes, the vases sit at the intersection of functional object and contemporary art.More than a product launch, NMMS is a dialogue between fashion and design. The collaboration reflects Miss Sixty’s ongoing commitment to creative experimentation within its retail spaces. Designed by NM3 and architect Silvia Guerrini, the brand’s flagship store transforms into an immersive installation, where industrial design and fashion aesthetics meet.The full series will be on view until April 13 at the Miss Sixty flagship store in Milan. For more information, Visit NM3’s website.Miss Sixty flagship storePiazza del Liberty20121 Milano MI, ItalyClick here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
During Milan Design Week 2025, Milan-based design studio NM3 presented NMMS, a limited-edition series of sculptural vases created in collaboration with Miss Sixty.
True to NM3’s signature style of geometric precision and industrial minimalism, each vase is made from raw materials like black powder-coated steel, stainless steel and cylinder head screws. The focus is on materiality, form and asymmetry, allowing the construction itself to take center stage.
Limited to just ten pieces, the NMMS series is inspired by the sculptures of American artist John McCracken. Each angular vase reveals a different silhouette as it's turned, offering four distinct perspectives that change with the viewer’s position. With sharp edges, visible joints and clean architectural finishes, the vases sit at the intersection of functional object and contemporary art.
More than a product launch, NMMS is a dialogue between fashion and design. The collaboration reflects Miss Sixty’s ongoing commitment to creative experimentation within its retail spaces. Designed by NM3 and architect Silvia Guerrini, the brand’s flagship store transforms into an immersive installation, where industrial design and fashion aesthetics meet.
The full series will be on view until April 13 at the Miss Sixty flagship store in Milan. For more information, Visit NM3’s website.
Miss Sixty flagship store
Piazza del Liberty
20121 Milano MI, Italy
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
