The Salone del Mobile blog number 3 will show off classic Italian brands.
Poltrona Frau
Nabucco table with Diva Chairs around it and Brokis Mona Pendants above. Lloys storage system in the background.
Ren family
Ren Dressing Table
After we got into the Poltrona Frau stand like VIPs (always pre-register!) straight away we’ve noticed the Brokis Mona pendants there! They blended in great with the beautiful furniture. Our favourite PF collection was the Ren family by Neri & Hu – the line of complements for a bedroom, entrance or a dressing room took our breaths away! The mix of Canaletto walnut, Saddle leather and Brass creates great compositions.
External view of the Living Divani Stand at Salone del Mobile 2016
The Extrasoft Modular Sofa in the new Kumo Collection fabrics.
Lipp Sofa, Easy Lipp Sofa, Plane Coffee Tables
Extrasoft Bed, Aero Shelving behind it, Moon Table as nightstand, FJU foldable workspace, Galileo Mirror
Tombolo Chairs by Piero Lissoni
Extrasoft Modular sofas, Aero shelving, Sartor Armchairs (here in blue).
Dumas Sofas in dark soft leather, Agra Sofa (also available in versions for outdoor use), Sartor Armchairs and Grek Coffee Tables
Notes Dining Tables with Maja D Armchairs around them, Aero shelving.
Rod Modular system sofa, Easy Lipp Armchairs
VIP area upstairs with a mix of existing and new chairs around Brasilia Tables.
The beautiful and classy Living Divani stand was divided into two levels, the top one being used for meetings with designers and dealers from around the world. New fabrics for upholstery were presented as well as the new version of Rod Sofa – modular, which is now available to order. We particularly like the Galileo Brass Mirror which looked beautiful above the FJU foldable work space/storage.
Volage EX-S modular sofa, Torei Low Tables family.
Beam Sofa System in leather
Small Volage EX-S Sofa and a composition of Torei Tables.
Tulu LG Chair with copper frame and textured green fabric upholstery around the 10 Table.
New Ico Chair with new versions of Caprice chair in the background.
Rio Low Table in black with black marble.
Red And Blue Chair no more! New version of this classic now called: Black Red And Blue, also comes with soft cushions.
Cassina stand was large and divided into separate ‘rooms’ which presented various modular sofas, new finishes of the Le Corbusier collection as well as special finishes and fabrics for various pieces, such as the Utrecht Chair in Limited Edition geometric pattern fabric and the Red And Blue Chair (which is now available in other colours and with cushions for the first time in its history!). A new product from Cassina was the Gender Lounge Chair by Patricia Urquiola.
Taiko Bed with Butler Low Table, Mast with Modern Composition (storage/divider)
Mast with Modern composition (storage/room divider), Walk-in Wardrobe with Glass Block doors, Acquario Display Cabinet
Endless in RGB Wood
Gallery
Voyage Chairs, Metallico Table, Gallery on the wall
Ghiaccio Dining Chairs, Galileo Table, Gallery on the wall, Mast Walk-in wardrobe composition behind the glass
Storage & Load-It Composition with incorporated workspace
View of the walk-in wardrobes, Storage, Modern and other compositions. It all goes so well together!
Makura Bed in front of System Random Grid Composition with movable elements.
Great view at the new walk-in wardrobe system – Mast in burnished brass
A few classics – Spindle Chairs around Ellipse Table as well as the come-back of RGB colours on Modern
Porro stand was busy as always, with people and furniture. Divisions were created by Storage and Modern compositions in various finishes creating a journey through various rooms. Our favourite new products have to be the Mast Walk-In wardrobe system and the Gallery by Gabriele e Oscar Buratti which is a cupboard which when opened reveals a lit-up bar or storage. We also welcomed the return of Endless – a design by Werner Aisslinger from 1996 which is now back for a limited time. It is a system which you build yourself after purchasing all elements separately (we can help with decisions and install, don’t worry!).
Yes, there are even more blogs to come!
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