salone del mobile 2024
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. Our stand, entrusted again to interior designer Sylvain Carlet, is an example of how recycling and reusing can put us in the path towards sustainability and a more ecologically conscious way of living.
Bringing to life the white light
of the Mediterranean
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. The 62nd edition of the Salone del Mobile Milano, that took place from the 16th to the 21st of April was focus on this theme, which happens to be, not by coincidence, one of our main themes too. Inspired by the Mediterranean patios and the white washed houses of the beautiful Andalusian towns, the stand celebrates a centuries-old culture, dating back to the Roman era, a culture of enjoyment, well-being and light, abundant light.
Wavy white walls suck visitors into a seamless shell-like space giving off a fresh oceanic sense and enhancing fluid movement. White ceramic floors in the traditional Mediterranean clay tile pave the way. The absence of physical obstacles allows the constant flow of light. All our iconic collections and novelties are also dressed in white for the occasion while lush tropical plants are responsible of punctuating the whiteness of the speech. This is how we speak Mediterranean.
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. Our stand, entrusted again to interior designer Sylvain Carlet, is an example of how recycling and reusing can put us in the path towards sustainability and a more ecologically conscious way of living.
Bringing to life the white light
of the Mediterranean
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. The 62nd edition of the Salone del Mobile Milano, that took place from the 16th to the 21st of April was focus on this theme, which happens to be, not by coincidence, one of our main themes too. Inspired by the Mediterranean patios and the white washed houses of the beautiful Andalusian towns, the stand celebrates a centuries-old culture, dating back to the Roman era, a culture of enjoyment, well-being and light, abundant light.
Wavy white walls suck visitors into a seamless shell-like space giving off a fresh oceanic sense and enhancing fluid movement. White ceramic floors in the traditional Mediterranean clay tile pave the way. The absence of physical obstacles allows the constant flow of light. All our iconic collections and novelties are also dressed in white for the occasion while lush tropical plants are responsible of punctuating the whiteness of the speech. This is how we speak Mediterranean.
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. Our stand, entrusted again to interior designer Sylvain Carlet, is an example of how recycling and reusing can put us in the path towards sustainability and a more ecologically conscious way of living.
Bringing to life the white light
of the Mediterranean
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. The 62nd edition of the Salone del Mobile Milano, that took place from the 16th to the 21st of April was focus on this theme, which happens to be, not by coincidence, one of our main themes too. Inspired by the Mediterranean patios and the white washed houses of the beautiful Andalusian towns, the stand celebrates a centuries-old culture, dating back to the Roman era, a culture of enjoyment, well-being and light, abundant light.
Wavy white walls suck visitors into a seamless shell-like space giving off a fresh oceanic sense and enhancing fluid movement. White ceramic floors in the traditional Mediterranean clay tile pave the way. The absence of physical obstacles allows the constant flow of light. All our iconic collections and novelties are also dressed in white for the occasion while lush tropical plants are responsible of punctuating the whiteness of the speech. This is how we speak Mediterranean.
salone del mobile 2024
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. Our stand, entrusted again to interior designer Sylvain Carlet, is an example of how recycling and reusing can put us in the path towards sustainability and a more ecologically conscious way of living.
Bringing to life the white light
of the Mediterranean
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. The 62nd edition of the Salone del Mobile Milano, that took place from the 16th to the 21st of April was focus on this theme, which happens to be, not by coincidence, one of our main themes too. Inspired by the Mediterranean patios and the white washed houses of the beautiful Andalusian towns, the stand celebrates a centuries-old culture, dating back to the Roman era, a culture of enjoyment, well-being and light, abundant light.
Wavy white walls suck visitors into a seamless shell-like space giving off a fresh oceanic sense and enhancing fluid movement. White ceramic floors in the traditional Mediterranean clay tile pave the way. The absence of physical obstacles allows the constant flow of light. All our iconic collections and novelties are also dressed in white for the occasion while lush tropical plants are responsible of punctuating the whiteness of the speech. This is how we speak Mediterranean.
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. Our stand, entrusted again to interior designer Sylvain Carlet, is an example of how recycling and reusing can put us in the path towards sustainability and a more ecologically conscious way of living.
Bringing to life the white light
of the Mediterranean
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. The 62nd edition of the Salone del Mobile Milano, that took place from the 16th to the 21st of April was focus on this theme, which happens to be, not by coincidence, one of our main themes too. Inspired by the Mediterranean patios and the white washed houses of the beautiful Andalusian towns, the stand celebrates a centuries-old culture, dating back to the Roman era, a culture of enjoyment, well-being and light, abundant light.
Wavy white walls suck visitors into a seamless shell-like space giving off a fresh oceanic sense and enhancing fluid movement. White ceramic floors in the traditional Mediterranean clay tile pave the way. The absence of physical obstacles allows the constant flow of light. All our iconic collections and novelties are also dressed in white for the occasion while lush tropical plants are responsible of punctuating the whiteness of the speech. This is how we speak Mediterranean.
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. Our stand, entrusted again to interior designer Sylvain Carlet, is an example of how recycling and reusing can put us in the path towards sustainability and a more ecologically conscious way of living.
Bringing to life the white light
of the Mediterranean
One of the most pressing challenges our world faces today is ecological transition. The 62nd edition of the Salone del Mobile Milano, that took place from the 16th to the 21st of April was focus on this theme, which happens to be, not by coincidence, one of our main themes too. Inspired by the Mediterranean patios and the white washed houses of the beautiful Andalusian towns, the stand celebrates a centuries-old culture, dating back to the Roman era, a culture of enjoyment, well-being and light, abundant light.
Wavy white walls suck visitors into a seamless shell-like space giving off a fresh oceanic sense and enhancing fluid movement. White ceramic floors in the traditional Mediterranean clay tile pave the way. The absence of physical obstacles allows the constant flow of light. All our iconic collections and novelties are also dressed in white for the occasion while lush tropical plants are responsible of punctuating the whiteness of the speech. This is how we speak Mediterranean.
