Living Divani returned to Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025 with an 800 square meter stand curated by Piero Lissoni. The display unfolded across three zones, with each area showcasing carefully staged settings that explored balance through volume, material, and light. Visitors moved through living, dining, and bedroom environments, discovering both new designs and extended collections that […] More
Porro installation at Salone del Mobile 2025 redefines how architectural elements and furniture interact. Designed by Piero Lissoni and styled by Studio Greta Cevenini, the space unfolds beneath a pitched roof framed in light. Three main living zones: dining, living, and bedroom, anchor the concept, offering a format that echoes both domestic interiors and Porro’s […] More
Sebastián Angeles brings sound into form with the Frequency collection, a sculptural study of emotion, rhythm, and sensory experience. In conversation with ARCHISCENE editor Katarina Djoric, Angeles shares how each piece channels a specific Hz frequency tied to meditative or emotional states, transforming invisible energy into physical design. From cymatic patterns informing the structure of […] More
At Salone del Mobile 2025, MDF Italia and Acerbis presented a coherent progression in their design narratives. MDF Italia expanded its focus on formal clarity and modular potential, while updating a series of established pieces. Meanwhile, Acerbis explored contrast, balancing re-editions and new commissions inside a space shaped by colour, proportion, and tension. Together, the […] More
At Salone del Mobile 2025, Kettal delivered a focused and atmospheric presentation that placed its latest collections in a context of visual restraint and structural clarity. Instead of building a conventional booth, the brand constructed a series of house-shaped volumes formed from translucent fabric. These light-filled enclosures filtered illumination gently across each piece, slowing down […] More
Gebrüder Thonet Vienna returned to Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025 with a new presentation of design pieces that reflect its continued focus on material precision, history, and spatial identity. The installation created by Verso Studio with styling by Paola Pastorini uses a monochromatic pink palette to draw attention to line and proportion. A circular central bar […] More
Frag steps into Milan Design Week 2025 with a renewed focus on material as method, showcasing new furniture pieces shaped by texture, structure, and surface experimentation. Rooted in over a century of artisanal know-how, the company continues to build on its reputation for craftsmanship and forward-thinking design by introducing a collection shaped by research, practicality, […] More
During Milan Design Week, Saba and Alysi introduced The Skin I Live In, an immersive installation conceived by Studiopepe in collaboration with Around Studio. The project brought together furniture and fashion in a space that prioritizes texture, form, and the physical presence of design. Installed inside the Garden House by Alysi, the exhibit invited visitors to […] More
Salvatori returns to Milan Design Week 2025 with two new offerings: Nagi, a natural stone texture developed with Yabu Pushelberg, and Nereo, a bathroom collection by Elisa Ossino. Presented at the brand’s Via Solferino showroom in the Brera district, the exhibition draws attention to the material and conceptual possibilities of natural stone, inviting visitors to […] More
LAGO arrived at Salone del Mobile 2025 with new pieces, a new Milan flagship, and an approach that prioritizes adaptability. Eleven years after launching its “Never Stop” manifesto, the brand continues to explore design as a tool for transformation. From modular seating systems to contract-ready solutions, the brand uses this edition of the fair to […] More
Vowels made its Salone del Mobile debut in 2025 with a focused presentation that brought fashion and furniture into dialogue. Known for its precision-cut denim crafted in Okayama, Japan, the label led by Creative Director Yuki Yagi entered the design scene with a new collaboration alongside Los Angeles-based studio WAKA WAKA, founded by designer Shin […] More
For Salone del Mobile 2025, architect and artist Marie Aigner presents a body of work developed in collaboration with CAMBIO. Under the title LOOKS GOOD. SOUNDS GOOD. FEELS GOOD., the exhibition invites visitors to experience how sound, material, and design can align through recycled resources. The presentation features installations made from leftover denim, all repurposed […] More