As President Maria Porro says in an interview for Stylepark, Salone del Mobile is not just an international furniture trade fair, but a catalyst as well... it makes us think about the direction furniture design needs to take in the future." So, let's have a look at some inspiring new designs that I think may be a sign for that direction.
Art Deco and desire for luxury seem to be back again along with the global trend for real sustainability.
Soft lines and curves everywhere, too.
Pacific is the continuation of a design process begun in 2010 with the iconic Redondo collection by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso:
Soft lines and curves everywhere, too.
Ditre Italia | Clip bed |
GIULIA, a new kitchen, completely handmade with a very high component of technology and home automation, design by Luca Mattoni who "wanted to take the kitchen concept even further, conceived as a design object capable of changing the face of the environment in which it is located. A kitchen that reinterprets the standard idea of how this space is lived: it becomes a convivial place to be integrated into any room of the house."
Maui bar cabinet, Roberto Cavalli |
VENEXIA_for ETHIMO design Luca Nichetto |
Also, I am looking forward to see is the project Design with Nature that is expected show "that we can find a different way of building and creating products in conjunction with nature, without continuing to consume raw materials, but by triggering virtuous ecological behaviors", as well as so many other interesting new designs and ideas!
Just a few from the numerous new designs coming to Salone, but more news will follow soon.
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