Snapshots from the design community at Salone del Mobile 2022
Philippe Starck at Salone del Mobile.Milano 2022, ph. Luca Quagliato
Many designers visited Salone del Mobile 2022, took photos and shared them with their followers. Here are some images from the fair, including portraits, bright compositions and a few selfies!
You can visit Salone del Mobile on social media too: during the fair from 7 to 12 June, many designers came to see the furniture they worked on all year, for the companies they collaborate with, finally presented to everyone. The result is a great mix of established names, new faces and international brands.
Tekla Evelina Severin, Scandinavian colorist who shapes interiors by balancing their nuances, posted a portrait of herself at the Sancal booth, where she designed the whole set up: a comfortable and welcoming home environment, like an 56-square-meter apartment of green, light blue and contrasting mustard, whole areas in terracotta red, and a terrazzo floor that reaches up into wall paneling.
India Mahdavi, instead, posted a photo of herself sitting on her latest creation: Loop by Gebrüder Thonet Vienna, a range of chairs inspired by the concept of the circle – taking beech wood’s potential flexibility to the max. It is the French designer’s original, eclectic and nomadic way to celebrate the Pop aesthetic.
Alberto Sánchez and Eduardo Villalón founded MUT Design Studio a dozen years ago, drawing inspiration from nature and emotional design. This year, they revisited their Petale chair for Expormim interpreting the seduction of spring and bringing to life a Mediterranean oasis, designed to embrace conviviality during the long, summer days.
Mae Engelgeer had her photo taken in front of an original backdrop, designed by none other than herself! For Wall&Decò, this textile designer with a penchant for palettes, patterns and linear elements imagined a hyper-graphic wallpaper – selected by Freifrau Manufaktur for the Salone del Mobile booth.
Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu designed for Glas Italia the Scribble Mirror range in extra-light, 5-mm glass with a surface decorated with hand drawings – like a black or silver brushstroke on a neutral background, framing the image it reflects. What better opportunity for a selfie at the fair?
Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini take instead a break to talk, comfortably sitting on chairs from the new HiRay collection they designed for Kartell, inspired by the company’s philosophy and imagining new trends for outdoor living.
Federica Biasi, finally, had her photo taken – with a hint of matching color – next to her Naan armchair, inspired by the soft Indian bread of the same name and presented by Pianca during this sixtieth edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano.
