Salone del Mobile Milano

The trailer of the new “Thought for Humans.” campaign

A new project with photography as the protagonist, created by Bill Durgin in synergy with Dentsu Creative Italy

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Robert Wilson illumina la Pietà Rondanini

Robert Wilson lights up the Michelangelo’s Pietà Rondanini

Il celebre artista americano è protagonista del programma culturale del Salone  con un’installazione dedicata alla celebre opera di Michelangelo Buonarroti  

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Salone, Milano and beyond: il Salone è protagonista a New York e Toronto

Prosegue il viaggio a tappe della Manifestazione per svelare e raccontare le novità della 63ª edizione. Tra le altre, due grandi installazioni: in anteprima mondiale Villa Héritage dell’architetto Pierre-Yves Rochon e Mother di Robert Wilson

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Product highlights

The product gallery of the companies at Salone del Mobile

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Cabinets and containers

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Sofas and armchairs

Desks and workstations

Design Stories

The stories, the protagonists, the numbers to get a closer look at the design industry.

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In memoriam: David Lynch

The American director has left us at the age of 78. The Salone del Mobile.Milano had the honor of working with him during its 62nd edition, hosting his immersive installation titled “A Thinking Room”. An extraordinary journey into the depths of the mind and feelings. His vision will continue to be a source of inspiration.

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Italian buildings ripe for rediscovery

From Milan to Turin by way of the Island of San Giorgio in Venice. A journey of discovery, taking in unique places that deserve to be visited at least once in a lifetime

Serena Scarpello

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Modernism: the architectural style that represents the American dream

In the twenty years following World War II, in the United States and particularly California, an architectural movement developed that renewed the dictates of Central European Modernism: Californian Modernism.