19 launches from the Salone del Mobile di Milano 2020 for you to discover
Although the Milan fair and its parallel events have been cancelled, many furniture products have been launched by the main brands in the market. Check them out!
By Cristina Bava
Submitted at Jun 10, 2020, 3:23 PM
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While we wait for the Salone del Mobile in Milan 2021, we have selected some of the brands' new releases this year. Check out the gallery!
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The new collection designed by Alfredo Häberli is one of the main bets of the Italian brand Moroso. The inspiration that gave rise to the name came from an old Argentine game linked to the designer's childhood: taba.
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The armchair designed by Swedish studio Claesson Koivisto Rune features sinuous lines that can create a pleasant contrast with furniture with more rigorous shapes. The armchair has two padded elements: the extra wide seat cushion, removable and made of foam with a lower density than the shell to provide greater seating comfort. And the triangular back cushion, always removable and easily repositioned. The seat and cushions are available in several variations of finishes and fabrics.
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Inspired by Herman Melville's famous novel, designer Libero Rutilo creates Moby Dick. The wraparound gray backrest is a reference to a whale's tail.
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This collection of tables designed by Giulio Iacchetti for Bross in 2017 is renewed today thanks to the new color palette.
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The coffee table designed by Massimo Castagna for Henge is considered a piece of jewelry. Handcrafted with a stone top in a limited edition, the piece features a cast structure, using the ancient technique of sand casting.
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The Lud'o armchair by Patricia Urquiola for Cappellini is a piece of furniture that can transform with the seasons. Its internal structure made of recycled plastic has a fabric covering that can be changed at the user's discretion.
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Woven from a high-performance technological material, Paola Lenti's new Telar collection offers fun seating options for the outdoors.
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Relaunched this year, the Martha rocking chair by Roberto Lazzeroni features a shell in natural saddlery leather.
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In 2005, Carlo Mollino’s Reale table, created in 1949, set a world record for a piece of 20th-century furniture when it sold at Christie’s for $3.8 million. It is now one of five designs by the Italian architect that are being reissued by Zanotta, following a meticulous study of Mollino’s letters, drawings and archives.
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Flexform's comfortable, modular Grandemare sofa, designed by Italian architect Antonio Citterio in 2011, has been re-released for outdoor use with weatherproof upholstery and a new armrest that performs dual function: it also serves as a storage chest.
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In this lamp by Ferruccio Laviani, the light projects upwards through a metal tube. And thanks to the handle design, the equipment is easily adaptable.
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Konstantin Grcic designs the Citizen armchair for the iconic brand Vitra. The piece combines an unconventional design with a pleasant rocking movement. It is available in two versions – with a high or low backrest – and in a wide range of fabric or leather upholstery. And both the backrest and the seat can be upholstered in different colored fabrics.
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Philippe Starck signs and launches his first collaboration for the legendary B&B Italia. The Oh, it rains! Features waterproof materials. The highlight is the adjustable backrest, which can be folded over the cushions that protect the piece in moments of inclement weather.
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Designed by Alain Gilles, the Geometric Table is Bonaldo's newest addition. The top of the piece can be customized with solid wood, marble or ceramic and the base allows for different finishes.
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The new Anell bench by Calligaris, designed by Yonoh Studio, is available in a variety of color combinations.
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Jean-Marie Massaud designs the Aston collection for Arper. This year the collection is enriched with the Aston Club armchair. One of the main pillars of the collection is sustainability: in addition to the seat made from recycled plastic, all materials used can be recycled or reused. And to reduce toxic gas emissions, the armchair is produced without the use of glues and the paints used are free from VOC emissions.
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The chair with a geometric wooden swivel base is the new project by the Italian-Danish duo GamFratesi signed for Porro.
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Reminiscent of the modern 1960s American TV series Mad Men, Vincent Van Duysen’s Octave system for Molteni features structured seat cushions perched on extruded steel legs. With modular pieces that include leather trays, adjustable backrests and more, the system is uniquely equipped for a home office setup.
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Curl is the new project designed by Piero Lissoni for Salvatori. The marble chaise longue, obtained from a single block of natural stone, with the use of the most advanced CAD/CAM technology. It is a seat with an essential and elegant design, where only what was superfluous has been removed from the marble.
