 | | Photo: Salone del Mobile | | | Salone is back with a refreshing twist | | Following the revival of physical events after years of digital overload, the agenda for 2023 does not disappoint. The fairs, biennales and festivals in the line-up offer a much-needed breath of fresh air by providing immersive, up-close experiences for design devotees all over the globe. And with Salone just around the corner, it’s finally Milan’s turn to shine.
The much-awaited 61st edition of the global furniture event is making a comeback to its traditional spring dates, spanning from 18 to 23 April. This time, however, it will unveil an evolved, redesigned format: a single-level exhibition layout that resembles a bustling city and enhances accessibility. It's the same iconic Salone, but with a modern twist. Read more
Valeria Montjoy – Senior Content Editor | |  | | Photo: Salone del Mobile | | | A memorable design journey awaits | | Salone del Mobile is more than just a furniture event; it is a laboratory for experimentation, a showcase for creativity and a place of reflection. It is also an international platform for top-notch design and innovation.
This April, 1,962 exhibitors will unveil their latest products, from plush sofas and sleek coffee tables to small accessories that make a big statement. Visitors can discover every unique piece by embarking on a journey through the different worlds found at Salone: Euroluce, Workplace3.0, SaloneSatellite and S.Project, among others. Learn more | | | The DAAily guide is the perfect pocket companion | | | Once again, our painstakingly produced DAAily guides to Milan – for both fair and city – navigate visitors through the crowds, saving them precious time on the ground. We help attendees find the best products, people and, of course, parties. Find out more | |  |
Linear design and extensible modularity in the new ESTENDO collection
ESTENDO is the new collection of modular outdoor sofas with an aluminium structure, designed by Luca Pevere. A highly elegant and comfortable Made in Italy product that harmoniously develops in the space, with infinite possibilities of personalization. Find out more | |  | | Photo: Salone del Mobile | | | In pavilions 13-15, the curtains will go up to uncover SaloneSatellite, a dedicated space for young talents from all over the world. 27 design schools and 550 emerging talents will breathe life into the event, exploring the evolution of design, sparking discussions and reflecting on what is to come – all while immersed in a dazzling installation honouring light. Read more | |  |
Find beauty in the possibilities
Beauty takes many shapes. Pouf, seat and bench, Ralik is a modular system with elements to be used in conjunction or apart, as life demands. A family of side and end tables provide structure and surface for working or relaxing. Discover our novelties at Salone del Mobile Milano. Find out more | |  | | Photo: Salone del Mobile | | | Euroluce will shine brighter than ever | | | Euroluce, the International Lighting Exhibition, will return in full force with a new ring-shaped layout inspired by the streets of traditional Italian towns. Under the theme 'The City of Lights', the lighting biennial seeks to captivate visitors with a perfect blend of technology, poetry, architecture and design. All the action will take place in pavilions 9–11 and 13–15. Find out more | |  |
Pedrali solutions for more fluid living spaces
Italian company Pedrali will be at Salone del Mobile to present its latest collections. Now that the line between indoors and outdoors is becoming increasingly fine, trends are leading us to experience open-air environments as true extensions of living spaces. In such a context arises the need for more fluid collections, bringing indoor comfort to the outdoors. Come and discover Pedrali's new ideas: Hall 6 – Stand A23 B24. Find out more | |  | | Photo: Salone del Mobile | | | A jam-packed schedule of events | | Salone is set to treat visitors to a series of events. From a captivating exhibition that pays tribute to the classic incandescent lightbulb in pavilion 15, to the insightful intervention of Italian sculptor, designer and architect Gaetano Pesce in the SaloneSatellite Arena.
Renowned contemporary photographer Hélène Binet will display a selection of original images in pavilion 11, delving into the relationship between natural light and architecture, nature and time. But that’s not all; these are just some of the many must-attend events waiting to be discovered at this year's Salone. Explore the upcoming events | |  | | Photo: Salone del Mobile | | | Ongoing environmental focus | | | Sustainability will be at the forefront of the April event. Modular, reusable structures made of paper and wood will punctuate the Euroluce pavilions to ensure continuity beyond the exhibition. And as the fair unfolds, a series of talks will have a particular focus on lighting, technology and, of course, the importance of environmental responsibility in the design industry. Learn more | |  | | Photo: Salone del Mobile | | | Milan is calling! Get your ticket to the world's largest furniture fair | | | Milan awaits with open arms, welcoming visitors to a stage of international importance where they can create connections, encounter the latest in furniture design and more. The event is reserved for operators in the sector and is open to the general public on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 April. Students can get access on 21, 22 and 23 April. Buy your ticket here | | | | | | | | |
