Geared up to be the focus of global attention, all eyes were on the 58th edition of the Salone del Mobile. Milano hosted at the Milan Fairgrounds, Rho, in April. Every year, designers and connoisseurs alike gather at this international benchmark event in the world of contemporary design. An adventurous generation of manufacturing mainstays and a group of inspired newcomers from 188 countries exhibited fresh furniture fashion for spring. For more information about the show, visit www.salonemilano.it.
Like the rays of the sun, fine rattan spokes beam from the center of the “Twiggy” mirror from Kenneth Cobonpue. www.kennethcobonpue.com
The “Bolsa Console” from Ortiz is topped in black birds eye maple and based in a dark bronze metallic with a high-gloss finish. www.ortizmilano.com
Small “Ludmilla” tables from Opera Contemporary are the perfect mix of design and elegance with marble tops and laser cut metal bases. www.operacontemporary.com
With its shell shape and coastal appeal, the edgy “Malibu Chair” from Ortiz sits on a base framed in dark bronze metallic. www.ortizmilano.com
A sinuous shape and timeless appeal define the simple modern design of Opera Contermporary’s “Kathy” sofa. www.operacontemporary.com
Inspired by spontaneous shapes, “Fly Lamps” from Roche Bobois’ new NATIV Collection embody the perfect balance between push and pull forces. www.roche-bobois.com
Classic sofas and armchairs suggest the forms of Clan Milano’s Granny collection with its ample padding and ‘70s shapes enchanced by sculptural profiling. www.clanmilano.house
Made in Italy from solid wood, each “Pezzo” accent table from Go Modern Furniture is unique with its beautiful natural grain and strong geometric shape. www.gomodern.co.uk
Provacative twists style the rhythmic base of Koket’s “Ribbon Console” that is topped in pristine black lacquer. www.bykoket.com
Minotti’s Tape Cord Outdoor collection by Nendo offers a variety of stylish yet discreet seating for open-air spaces. www.minotti.com
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