Milan Furniture Salon 2023: New Products and Trends

Light in Chandeliers from Euroluce

In the range of new products, it is definitely worth paying attention to chandeliers with minimalist design and enhanced functionality. After four years of absence, Euroluce's lighting exhibition is returning and highlighting the best of technological innovations. Smarter than before, chandeliers adapt to the challenges of time. Technology-driven, environmentally respectful, and certainly a strong selling point for home decoration, creating the perfect atmosphere, the proposed lamps compete in forms and inventiveness.

The trend continues to favor models that integrate easily and are mobile, fueling the idea of a home in constant motion. In particular, one should look at the Diatomea column from Martinelli Luce or the elevated ceramic with a lacquered finish from Ronan Bouroullec for Flos. We will enjoy the playful Bilboquet by Philippe Malouin also at Flos. Finally, we were delighted by the first creations of the young French brand Kira launched by Roman Akir Frankel, an architect of Japanese origin, and above all its sculptural and attractive wall lamp Kobe.

Circles Are Always in Style Indoors

Since the pandemic, the world of home seems to require less rigidity and more comfort. The requests that designers express through more curves in their various compositions. Upcoming seating options are still the best furniture item to convey this trend. The curve gracefully sits on modern Esquisses chair by Faye Toogood for Maison Matisse, a soft duo sofa from Roberto Lazzeroni for Poltrona Frau, and fully pop Bombom table by Joana Vasconcelos for Roche Bobois.

1. Wall Lamp Kobe, Kira

2. Chair Esquisses, Faye Toogood for Maison Matisse

3. Tableware, Sabine Finkenauer for Marimekko

4. Outdoor Garden Chair Tropic, Mathieu Matégot for Gubi

5. Sofa Esquisses, Faye Toogood for Maison Matisse