From sculptural, textured wood to fine bone porcelain that reinterprets marble, each piece explores the relationship between form, texture and everyday use. The interaction between craftsmanship and innovation creates elements that not only furnish, but also dialogue with space, redefining the concept of beauty applied to lifestyle. A balance between past and future, between art and everyday life.
SALONE: Hall 9/E11 | MDW25: Via Felice Cavallotti 16
The Selce-T table (on cover) designed by Studiopepe for Gallotti&Radice has a wooden structure that develops through a play of overlapping joints. The sculptural features enhance its scenic presence, and the orange peel finish, also known as ‘rough finish’, makes the table dynamic and statuesque.
Grammoluce by Martinelli Luce, design Habits Design
EUROLUCE: Hall 10/A19 | MDW25: Via Borgogna 4
A borosilicate glass vase, a Lycra cover, and three translucent spheres of different diameters and weights: simply placing one on the elastic fabric turns on the lamp bu Martinelli Luce, where the sphere becomes both a decorative element and a diffuser. Depending on the weight, the intensity and tone of the dynamic LED light change: from soft and warm to stronger and cooler.
Isidoro by Poltrona Frau & Fornasetti, design Jean-Marie Massaud
MDW25: Via Alessandro Manzoni 30
Poltrona Frau and Fornasetti renew their collaboration with a reinterpretation of the 1919 armchair and Isidoro bar cabinet, upholstered in Pelle Frau® ColorSphere® Impact Less featuring the “Ultime notizie” motif, created by Piero Fornasetti in 1950. The print showcases colorful butterflies fluttering over newspaper clippings, a playful trompe-l’œil reflecting Fornasetti’s visual poetry.
Janine Lounge by Ceccotti Collezioni, design Roberto Lazzeroni
MDW25: Via Durini 23
The new Janine Lounge, designed by Roberto Lazzeroni for Ceccotti Collezioni, evolves from its armchair version, highlighting elegance and sophistication. Crafted with a solid turned wood structure and an enveloping backrest, it offers a wider and more comfortable seat. The strapped frame enhances elasticity and comfort. Available in fabric or Pelle Frau® leather, the Janine Lounge transforms any space into a haven of relaxation, skillfully blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.
Plumaria by Illulian, design Daniel Germani & Maison Février
MDW25: Via Alessandro Manzoni 41 | SALONE: Hall 24/C28
Illulian presents Plumaria, a creation that blends craftsmanship and creativity, resulting from the collaboration with Daniel Germani and the Parisian atelier Maison Février. The enveloping softness of Himalayan wool blends with the lightness of feathers, the monochromatic palette highlights the colorful feathers that become the rug’s focal point.
Bon Voyage collection by Londonart, design Nicola Bottegal
SALONE: Hall 05/A03 | MDW25: Piazza San Marco 4
Bon Voyage, curated by Nicola Bottegal, is a collection born from the desire to celebrate the beauty of extraordinary landscapes, blending the art of design with the mastery of painting. These Londonart wallpapers are inspired by places and cultures like the mysterious expanses of India and Brazil, the timeless serenity of Tuscany, the captivating lands of Iceland, and the African savannah. Pictured, Les Plaines Sauvages.
Marmo collection by Geminiano Cozzi
The Marmo collection by Geminiano Cozzi is made in fine bone porcelain on the iconic Florence shape, featuring delicate veins that mimic marble’s texture. It is one of the most loved collections by chefs and cooking enthusiasts, who find it the ideal canvas to craft their culinary creations. Reflecting the rich heritage of a celebrated Venetian workshop, this collection was revived through a visionary entrepreneur. Founded by Geminiano Cozzi in 1765 in Cannaregio, the workshop was renowned for refined decorations and vibrant colors. Although it closed in 1812, its works are now in museums and auctions.
