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redazione 9/04/2025

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Luxury furniture: rugs, lamps, sofas and seating. Distinctive design, fine materials and craftsmanship for exclusive and personalized style

Creations made with the utmost care and quality: distinctively designed rugs, lamps, sofas, and seating ensure high standards of excellence and are suited to high-end dwellings. Precious materials and craftsmanship are combined with refined aesthetics, resulting in exclusive pieces that combine style and personality.

MDW25: Via Mercato 3
The design of the BM0121 table (on cover) dates back to 1952 when Børge Mogensen presented it at the Arts and Crafts Spring Exhibition in Copenhagen as part of a series of furniture with a minimal aesthetic, specially designed for small homes, by Carl Hansen & Søn. Its extendability, together with its timeless aesthetic, has made it a classic.

Parsa collection by Sahrai

Parsa collection by Sahrai

MDW25: Via Alessandro Manzoni 38
The Parsa collection by
Sahrai is a combination of the best traditional handmade Persian carpets. The hand-knotting requires a high level of skill and time, ensuring that no two rugs are ever completely identical. Elaheh showcases a splendid kaleidoscopic repetition of a traditional floral motif.

Noka by Ligne Roset, design Sebastiano Herkner

Noka by Ligne Roset, design Sebastiano Herkner

MDW25: MOHD Milano, Via Turati 3
The name Noka refers to the Japanese country house, whose floor is covered with tatami that provide an outdoor corridor connecting the home’s heart and exterior. The Noka sofa by Sebastiano Herkner for
Ligne Roset makes you feel at home and connects you with others. Like a stilt house, it emits stability while offering a new perspective. Inspired by this traditional architecture, the Noka sofa reflects a sense of balance and openness, much like the corridors that link different parts of a Japanese home. Its thoughtful design not only invites relaxation but also encourages social interaction, making it a perfect centerpiece for any living space. The modular nature of the Noka sofa allows you to create the “suspended space you need,” providing unparalleled versatility and adaptability to fit various lifestyles.

Milo by Zanaboni, design Castello Lagravinese Studio

Milo by Zanaboni, design Castello Lagravinese Studio

SALONE: Hall 13/D05 | MDW25: Via Fatebenefratelli 15
In the Milo sofa from the NEXT collection by Zanaboni, the metal detail elegantly wrapping the armrest seamlessly blends into a sinuous curve on the side. The velvet upholstery further enhances the shapes of the sofa through its reflections that capture the light.

Phebe, design Draga & Aurel

Phebe, design Draga & Aurel

MDW25: Galleria Rossana Orlandi, Via Matteo Bandello 14
Two discs suspended in mid-air, with adjustable inclination to diffuse light with variable intensity. The upper one, made of lucite, is thin and luminous, while the lower one is crafted from epoxy resin with different hues and shades. Handmade, their aesthetic is inspired by the Space Age: Phebe, a futuristic look with a vintage touch by Draga & Aurel.

Dance collection by Bosa, design Jaime Hayon

Dance collection by Bosa, design Jaime Hayon

SALONE: Hall 22/A36
Dance is the Bosa collection celebrating twenty-five years of collaboration with designer Jaime Hayon. A collection that breathes new life into more classic pieces, decorated with bright colors, playful graphics, and theatrical patterns. It includes a wide variety of objects, including coffee tables, sculptures, and table accessories.

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