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Hot on the heels of High Point, this market editor finally has time to sort through all of the amazing debuts at Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone. From iridescent glass side tables to ancient-relic-inspired lounge chairs, here are some of my favorite designs from Milano. Ciao!

A scene from Rottet Studio’s living room design for Artemest’s L’AppartamentoTomaso Lisca and Luca Argenton

The second edition of Artemest’s L’Appartamento was a love song to Italian craftsmanship. The avant-garde showhouse featured hand-curated spaces by the likes of Elicyon, Studio Meshary AlNassar, and Tamara Feldman. Standouts included the Gachot-designed courtyard with a fire pit fashioned from marble slabs and a living room by Rottet Studio bedecked in dichroic glass side tables and a furry pink, fringe-trimmed swivel chair.

A scene from “Skin” by Naoki Kawano at Pierre Frey Sylvie Becquet

Japanese artist Naoki Kawano’s “Skin” installation for Pierre Frey was a lesson in unconventional materials. The Paris-based maker outfitted the walls of the multiroom structure in the brand’s garden in hand-painted and embroidered pieces of aluminum foil, showcased alongside printed pieces from their upcoming collaboration, including window fabrics, printed carpets and furniture upholstery.

Dedon’s Kida lounge chair and ottoman in Glow by Stephen Burks Courtesy of Devon

At the fair, Dedon showed off its new Atolo series by Claudio Bellini alongside a new design by Stephen Burks. The former offers a gently rounded two-seat sofa, footstool and lounge chair, while the latter introduces into the brand’s bestselling Kida collection an open-frame lounge chair wrapped in colorful eco-friendly fibers.

Poltrona Frau’s Squash long mirror by Faye ToogoodCourtesy of Poltrona Frau

The Stock ’n Roll night table by Sebastian Herkner Courtesy of Poltrona Frau

Left: Poltrona Frau’s Squash long mirror by Faye Toogood Courtesy of Poltrona Frau | Right: The Stock ’n Roll night table by Sebastian Herkner Courtesy of Poltrona Frau

Poltrona Frau’s 2024 Imagine collection was on full display at the Italian brand’s Milanese flagship. In addition to a plush parka-inspired sofa by Draga & Aurel, along with Sebastian Herkner’s leather-swathed Stock ’n Roll nightstand, eye-catchers from the launch include GamFratesi’s storage-savvy Cestlavie side tables and the sensuously shaped, full-length Squash mirror by British artist Faye Toogood.

A scene from Yakusha Studio’s “Skarb” exhibit at Alcova Milano 2024Paul Barbera

Ukrainian artist Victoria Yakusha debuted the “Skarb” exhibition at Alcova. The installation spanned five sculptural designs driven by Eastern European history, including an anthropomorphic chair that pays homage to ancient Trypillian figurines, as well as a ceramic vase inlaid with polychromatic topaz stones—inspired by a Hun tiara that Russian invasion forces stole from the Melitopol Museum.

Cassina’s Sunset in New York sofa by Gaetano PesceFrancesco Dolfo

The Cassina Perspective 2024 paid homage to some of the late, great icons of Italian design. In addition to the Bottega Veneta–designed “On the Rocks” installation dedicated to Le Corbusier—which featured a Tabouret chair re-imagined by the beloved fashion label—the brand’s showroom spotlighted the Manhattan skyline–inspired Sunset in New York sofa by Gaetano Pesce, complete with a moon-shaped backrest and padded skyscraperlike seats.

Arte’s Greenhouse Gathering Window wallcovering in Forest Green by MoooiCourtesy of Arte

Arte’s latest collaboration with Moooi, Green House, is brimming with botanical whimsy. The collection draws inspiration from Victorian conservatories and boasts six fanciful floral wallcovering patterns, such as the watercolor-style Silk Bombis and Greenhouse Gathering, a suedelike stunner modeled after decorative plaster moldings.

The Pi dining chair by EthnicraftCourtesy of Ethnicraft

The Geometric dining tableCourtesy of Ethnicraft

Left: The Pi dining chair by Ethnicraft Courtesy of Ethnicraft | Right: The Geometric dining table Courtesy of Ethnicraft

Ethnicraft unveiled two stunning hand-crafted solid wood designs at the fair. The first, the Geometric dining table, features varnished teak and an asymmetrical cut-out base, while the Pi dining chair is carved from light oak with a natural finish to showcase its irregular graining.

A scene from the Knoll pavilion at Salone del Mobile, featuring Barcelona chairs by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and a rug by Sleepwalk Rug Company Courtesy of Knoll

Belgian architectural firm Office turned Knoll’s pavilion into an upcycled masterpiece. The installation was forged from repurposed and recycled materials and presented designs such as the Barcelona chair by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and the iconic Wassily chair by Marcel Breuer (now available in three new ultramatte finishes) alongside vibrant wall-hung rugs by Sleepwalk Rug Company.

A scene from the Lodes showroom featuring Paola Navone’s Oblò pendantsDePasquale+Maffini

To celebrate the launch of their first collaboration, Lodes invited Paola Navone to transform its showroom into a sparkling glass wonderland. Set amidst a glossy red backdrop, the dazzling display featured the new Oblò lighting family, a series of nautical pendant lamps punctuated by fluid forms, knotted hooks and gleaming finishes such as shimmery Iridescent and blue-tinted Azure Steel.