The 2025 Milan Furniture Fair #4 Offering a New Perspective | From Louis Vuitton to MCM

2025년 밀라노 가구 박람회가 다채로운 브랜드의 독창적인 철학과 상상력을 담아낸 전시로 많은 이들의 관심을 끌었습니다. 이번 행사에서는 루이 비통, 토즈, MCM 등 세 가지 브랜드가 감각적인 시각 전환을 시도하며 새로운 관점을 제시했습니다. 특히, 각 브랜드의 독특한 디자인과 이야기들은 관람객들에게 깊은 인상을 남겼습니다. 이제 구체적인 방법을 아래에서 확인해보도록 하겠습니다.

Offering a New Perspective at the 2025 Milan Furniture Fair #4 | From Louis Vuitton to MCM

The 2025 Milan Furniture Fair (Salone del Mobile), held from April 8 to 13, showcased exhibitions that expressed the unique philosophies and imaginations of brands in various ways. In this edition, we introduce three brands—Louis Vuitton, Tod’s, and MCM—that attempted a sensory shift in perspective.

Louis Vuitton, the Essence of the House Unveiled in the Heart of Milan

Louis Vuitton unveiled a new home collection at the iconic Milanese building, Palazzo Serbelloni. In particular, the tableware and home textile collection inspired by the works of early 20th-century Italian Futurist master Fortunato Depero left a strong impression in terms of color and composition.

Additionally, the flagship store was revealed at the newly restored Palazzo Taverna, which underwent three years of restoration work, conveying both the architectural identity and design vision of the house.

Tod’s, Conveying the Elegance of Italian Life through Gommino

During the fair, Tod’s showcased an exhibition and publishing project centered around the iconic ‘Gommino’ at their flagship store. Gommino was highlighted as a symbol that embodies the leisurely Italian lifestyle and craftsmanship beyond just a simple product.

In particular, they unveiled a limited edition Gommino product along with the book “Italian Hands,” which contains stories and philosophies of artisans, and displayed a video documenting the production process to attract the attention of visitors.

MCM, Proposing New Designs for Interaction with Pets

MCM presented a special exhibition in collaboration with Atelier Viagetti Studio under the theme of “Pet Therapy.” The pouf (seat) designed for use with pets was made from the house’s signature fabric ‘Visetos,’ showcasing a design suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

The exhibition space also featured dog training classes, drawing workshops, and pet perfume sampling events, expressing the new inclusivity and sensory connection proposed by the brand.