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This year’s immersive showcase has proven to be a premier destination for discovering emerging talents in design. Notably, the event expanded its venue to include a dilapidated factory, which added a unique atmosphere to the experience. Among the highlights, Raneiri stood out, showcasing the versatility of lava stone—a material that opens a wide range of creative possibilities for designers, suitable for use on walls, countertops, and furniture. Designer Mario Milana also shared his enthusiasm, mentioning a recent collaboration with Raneiri focused on crafting elegant tabletop surfaces.—HM
Pivot d’Hermès Side Tables by Tomás Alonso x Hermès
The Pivot d’Hermès side tables are a striking combination of Italian glass and Japanese cedar, featuring pivoting box tops and artistic flair that make them functional pieces of art. This collaboration marks the third time Hermès has joined forces with the Spanish designer Tomás Alonso, pushing the boundaries of aesthetic and functional design. For more details, visit The series. —MO
Philippe Malouin x Lehni at Salon 94
Lehni, known for its production of Donald Judd’s iconic metal furniture, has introduced a new collection titled Bent Aluminium. This marks the brand’s first designer collaboration since Judd, with Malouin’s pieces showcasing a blend of industrial design and vibrant colors. The designer describes his work as “manufacturing porn,” emphasizing the intricate craftsmanship involved in industrial design.—HM
Wallpaper by San Patrignano x Arjumand’s World
Arjumand’s exhibition at Salone always attracts significant attention, and this year was no exception.
The artisan collective San Patrignano, which focuses on integrating individuals affected by addiction into the workforce, teamed up with Arjumand’s World to create a stunning collection of wallpapers rich in color and intricate patterns. These designs draw inspiration from various cultures in East Asia and the Middle East, featuring a mix of stamped leather damask and vibrant tile motifs, reminiscent of the work of renowned designer Mongiardino. —MO
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