First look at new furniture launching during Salone del Mobile (part 1)
| | Milan preview (part 1): first look at Salone del Mobile furniture launches |
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| | Matteo Cibic’s bar unit for Visionnaire is inspired by 1970s automotive design
Boasting bold, rounded edges evoking the era's emphasis on fluidity and innovation, the ‘Siona’ bar cabinet comes with a textured square brass base
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| | Giorgetti’s ‘Liz’ furniture collection is all about curvaceous fun
Silvia Musetti's console and bench join the brand’s eclectic catalogue full of unique and original designs
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| | Carlo Scarpa’s ‘Cornaro’ armchair unites Venetian and Japanese design
An armchair originally designed in 1973 stands out for its evocative design, highlighted by the unique material and structural contrast
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| | Armani Casa’s ‘Venus’ console merges Roman mythology with an art deco allure
Embracing minimalist glamour of the brand’s previous designs, the new console brings a softer dimension with fine lines and curves
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| | Hannes Peer’s new table for Baxter overlaps different architectural styles
The ‘Loom’ table stands out thanks to its unique lacquered rosewood base and a sequence of architectural volumes
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| | Nao Tamura’s bench for Porro is inspired by Japanese craft
Although monolithic in appearance, the 'Origata' bench is inspired by the process of making kimonos
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| | Discover a new age of design and the dawn of a new era for Wallpaper* in the May 2024, on sale now!
The Milan Preview Issue is on newsstands and available to subscribers
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