HOTTEST HIGHLIGHTS: ACROSS MILANO AND RHO FIERA IN SIX DAYS SALONE DEL MOBILE 2025

Milan Design Week 2025 was a spectacle of creativity, illuminating the city with inspired furniture, standout collectibles, and visionary installations. In a year highlighted by Euroluce, Milan shone brighter than ever. Flip through to discover our key highlights, from groundbreaking nouveau collections to design moments that captured our imagination

- TEXT BY PRATISHTHA RANA

1. CATTELAN ITALIA X CASTELLO LAGRAVINESE STUDIO

Can seaters be an exemplar of wellbeing? Cattelan Italia imagines so, as it introduces the RUBY Lounge armchair designed by Castello Lagravinese Studio. The Scandinavian-style armchair inspired by classics from the 1970s is sculpted to immerse you in a multitude of worlds: of ergonomics, aesthetics, strength and cushioned comfort, literally.

Websites: cattelanitalia.com, www.castellolagravinese.com

2. BAROVIER&TOSO X LUCA NICHETTO

730 years of glassmaking became Barovier&Toso’s stellar milestone, an exhibition designed by Nichetto Studio showcased at Euroluce. Influences from Venetian architecture mirror the evolution of glass and its dual role as art in various forms and shapes. The exhibition divided into three sections spanned the outdoor portico, a gallery with new and iconic creations, and a meeting room.

Website: www.barovier.com

3. NATUZZI ITALIA X ANDREA STEIDL

The armrests and backrests shapeshift as shelves or even a table? For the Amama collection, Natuzzi Italia meets Andrea Steidl’s genius under a new edition of The Circle of Harmony – Rooted in Harmony project. Cue the modular island sofa that rests easy with dual-sided seating and versatile functions.

Websites: www.natuzzi.com, ar-o-studio.com

4. FLOS X ERWAN BOUROULLEC