Leather enrichments such as inkjet printing, embossing, and perforation were showcased on various furniture décor items.

Leather was used to make beautiful wovens, buttons, and handles in several furniture pieces. Leather was combined with various materials such as boucle textiles, fabrics, metal, and wood.

There was a large range of leather products on display in the Fendi Casa, Cassina, and Giorgetti displays. There were various leather techniques of pleats and stitching on the objects displayed.

Many of the textile sofas and chairs included rounded corners to emphasize comfort and relaxation to a space. Plush boucles and cozy woven materials help elevate everyday items.

There were many sofas and chairs designed with strings or large scale woven motifs. There’s a sense of playfulness in the unique products while also representing connection and unity.

The small scale natural patterns create a mindful and relaxing feeling.

Soft sage greens and tranquil teals work well across a wide range of materials, from matte woven textiles to glazed ceramics. These colors create a sense of calmness and comfort within an interior space.

Deep autumnal tones work well on upholstered designs to elevate a space. The use of wood and leather material combinations help to enrich seating and storage.

Yellows gain more traction and evolve into impactful brights that energize interior spaces. The unexpected pop of color uplifts home products and create a sense of optimism.

The combination of softer yellows and purples appeal to younger generations by creating a more soothing atmosphere.

Pale tints continue as a commercial color direction, elevating everything from furniture to accessories. Pale blues, soft pinks and light purples soften contemporary hard goods and bring a lighter feel to heavier furniture pieces such as sofas.

Textures resembling puddles and lake surfaces were seen everywhere. The reflections, transparency, and uneven surface finishes brought movement and healing to the space.

In various exhibits, objects and furniture based on amorphous life forms such as plant cells and jellyfish were on display. Their designs were dynamic, evoking the transformative power of life through dynamism, expansion, and division.

There were many pattern textures inspired by microstructures of nature.

Moooi, A Dutch furniture brand established in 2001. This year’s theme is “A Life Extraordinary,” a dynamic concept that makes the living room not just a physical space, but breathes life into the design. They define “light” as a living and breathing entity.

In a Hermes exhibit there were 16 different patterns laid out on the floor in a dark room where you can experience a novel installation by walking along a bridge between them. One of the concepts was to ‘provide visitors with a tranqil space away from the hustle and bustle of Milan Design Week.’ The floors were made of natural materials such a brick, stone, slate, and wood, which are linked to traditional Italian patterns and Hermès designs.

Most of the sofas were large in size overall, but the larger pattern sand part compositions gave them even more individuality and made a large impacton the space.

There were chairs and carpets in dazzling fabrics with a combination of textures and thread colors. Many of the furniture pieces were chic in crisp clean whites and creams.

Various expressions of wood, metallic paint, and natural surface finishes were on display.

Several designs combined translucent materials and saturated color gradients.

The installation “Straordinaria” by Elica was designed by the Japanese studio we+. They were inspired by the natural elements and focused on the theme of air. The relationship and contact with the shapes, materials, shades and depth transport the visitor into a unique dimension of connection with the element.

There were many exhibits that used unique combinations of different materials, colors, and forms.

• Textiles + Metal
• Natural Materials + Resin
• Wood + Metallic Paint
• Smooth + Rough
• Glossy + Matte

The theme “Future of Joy”, BMW designers introduce the site where they are developing innovation solutions for the next-generation electric vehicles and digital mobility. The colors and design of the exhibition space reflect BMW’s new design language and provide visitors with a place to encounter and be inspired.

A ‘dream pattern’ inspired by houndstooth seat fabric is on display, and a 1967 911L Coupe is displayed in the courtyard with a similar pattern in the background. The exhibit in corporates design elements from Porsche’s traditional houndstooth pattern, using a black and white net with a large, lightweight construction.

Visitors can also ride on a hammock-like net at the exhibit, which was so popular that there was a line of nearly 70 meters outside the venue on the first day.

The Audi exhibition venue was the same as last year’s Portrait Milano, a luxury hotel owned by Ferragamo. The Q6 e-tron was unveiled to the public for the first time in the world, with giant mirrors arranged in the shape of a cross. The name of the installation is “Reflection”

The pavilion was opened with the slogan “We are Generation Ideneers.” Mock-up of new concept EV “Asso di Picche Movimento”

From recent works by Ital design’s product design department. A crystal glass made at the request of the producer association of the highest grade DOCG wine “Altaranga”.