Salone Del Mobile 2022: Day 6 Highlights – The final day of Salone del Mobile 2022 has come and with it a little bittersweet aftertaste! We’re sad it ended but at the same time, we’re so glad for all the experiences and knowledge acquired throughout the entire time! LUXXU Blog brings you, once more, the highlights for this final day, and hope that you had a blast with all the novelties, talks, visiting booths, and events that happened! See you next year!

Salone Del Mobile 2022!

LUXXU

LUXXU’s A New Era Set In Stone booth is still going strong, as thousands of people marveled as they toured it in Hall 2 – B19-C18. Full of cutting-edge designs that promise to reinvent the world and shift the interior design scenario by creating new trends. If you want, there’s still time for you to visit and experience this LIVE as we’re in the final spree of Salone del Mobile 2022!

LUXXU chose to bring A New Era Set In Stone to the world’s largest international fair tradeshow, Salone del Mobile 2022, because it is made up of two collections with new dazzling furniture and lighting pieces that feature stone. The names to watch are Algerone and Magna, whose cutting-edge designs promise to revolutionize the industry.

These collections include a plethora of incredible pieces that can be used to enhance any space while portraying the raw lines and organic textures of mountains and architectural features with a sense of modern elegance.

LUXXU is revolutionizing the world of interior design by reinventing trends with new furniture and lighting concepts – one piece at a time.

Algerone Collection & Magna Collection

TALK: SOS – School of Sustainability

On this last day, we were able to witness SOS School of Sustainability Foundation, in collaboration with Mario Cucinella Architects, which invited people to a presentation of projects completed for the academic year 2021-23, as well as to discuss innovation and future visions.

Salone Del Mobile 2022 Was A Memorable Event!

Hermès

Hermès’ interior design collection has become as coveted as its signature leather goods, but for its latest collection, the French fashion house is focusing on textiles, specifically cashmere. Hermès will install imposing water column-like wooden structures covered in shimmering wallpaper in Milan’s Brera district to celebrate lightness, which is echoed in the six-piece new offering.

Brunello Cucinelli

Brunello Cucinelli’s boutique on Via Montenapoleone will host a special event to celebrate the launch of the limited-edition ceramic cup created in collaboration with designer and architect Daniel Germani. The cup was inspired by cashmere bales because Germani wanted to pay homage to the Cucinelli brand’s history and vision by combining the style of cashmere with simple yet refined lines.

Paul Smith for De Padova X Mini

The backdrop for the display of the British designer’s collection with luxury furniture brand De Padova is an immersive space filled with the knickknacks Paul Smith’s London studio is famous for, as well as runway looks and piles of textiles. Smith’s signature color accents (lime green is a standout) with contrasting stitching and decorative-slash-functional details, such as leather straps and pockets, have been used to create upholstered armchairs, sofas, and poufs. Coffee tables made of wood and stone, benches, blankets, and leather trays round out the selection.