the Milan Furniture Fair 2025 (Salone del Mobile), which took place from April 8-13, featured exhibits that expressed brands’ unique philosophies and imaginations in a variety of ways. In this installment, we take a look at three brands that took a sensual turn in perspective: Louis Vuitton, Tod’s, and MCM
louis Vuitton showcases the essence of the house in the heart of Milan
louis Vuitton unveiled its new home collection at the iconic Palazzo Serbelloni in Milan, with tableware and home textiles inspired by the work of early 20th-century Italian Futurist master Fortunato Depero, which made a strong statement in terms of color and composition. The brand also unveiled its flagship store, Palazzo Taverna, which reopened after a three-year restoration, conveying both its architectural identity and design vision
tod’s conveys the Italian way of life with Gomino
during the fair, Tod’s presented an exhibition and publishing project at its flagship store that focused on the iconic gomino. More than just a product, the gomino was highlighted as a symbol of the Italian way of life and craftsmanship. In particular, a limited-edition gomino product was unveiled alongside the book Italian Hands, which captures the stories and philosophies of the artisans, and a video of the making of the product was shown to draw visitors’ attention
MCM offers new design proposals to connect with pets
MCM presented a special exhibition in collaboration with Atelier Biaghetti Studio on the theme of ‘Pet Therapy’. The poufs (seats) used with pets were made of the house’s signature fabric ‘Visetos’ and were designed to be used both indoors and outdoors. The exhibition space also hosted dog training classes, drawing workshops, and pet fragrance sampling events, expressing the brand’s new sense of inclusivity and sensory connection.
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