Furnishing Trends Spotted at Salone 2023
At Salone 2023, furniture brands demonstrated their power to influence people via their trends, materials and brand identity.
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What an amazing show put out by Salone del Mobile 2023 and Milan Design Week! With droves of visitors and hundreds of thousands of objects to see, our roving eye spotted these hard-to-ignore trends in the furniture trade.
Pedrali stand at Salone del Mobile 2023. Image: Pedrali
Colour, colour everywhere
One way to attract crows to your stands or make your installation stand out is the use of colour. Attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors to your exhibit is no easy feat. However, for some brands, the use of colour is critical to their success. Pedrali’s stand was punctuated by pops of colour. Image: Pedrali.
Many brands displayed a huge array of colours from upholstered furniture, chairs, tables, outdoor collections, fabrics and accessories. These colours conveyed energy and personality to the displays. Whether they are bold hues or soft, pretty pastels, the vast palette plays an essential role in psychophysical well-being.
Notable colour-arresting furniture pieces include: Cini Boeri’s 1973 “Botolo” chair reimagined with green legs and yellow ochre fur padding; Jonathan De Pas, Donato D’Urbino and Paolo Lomazzi’s iconic 1968 transformable “Galeotta”; there is also Herzog & de Meuron’s “Porta Volta̶...
The post Furnishing Trends Spotted at Salone 2023 appeared first on LUXUO.
What an amazing show put out by Salone del Mobile 2023 and Milan Design Week! With droves of visitors and hundreds of thousands of objects to see, our roving eye spotted these hard-to-ignore trends in the furniture trade.
Pedrali stand at Salone del Mobile 2023. Image: Pedrali
Colour, colour everywhere
One way to attract crows to your stands or make your installation stand out is the use of colour. Attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors to your exhibit is no easy feat. However, for some brands, the use of colour is critical to their success. Pedrali’s stand was punctuated by pops of colour. Image: Pedrali.
Many brands displayed a huge array of colours from upholstered furniture, chairs, tables, outdoor collections, fabrics and accessories. These colours conveyed energy and personality to the displays. Whether they are bold hues or soft, pretty pastels, the vast palette plays an essential role in psychophysical well-being.
Notable colour-arresting furniture pieces include: Cini Boeri’s 1973 “Botolo” chair reimagined with green legs and yellow ochre fur padding; Jonathan De Pas, Donato D’Urbino and Paolo Lomazzi’s iconic 1968 transformable “Galeotta”; there is also Herzog & de Meuron’s “Porta Volta̶...
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