Most Excited Furniture Launches 2022 | Top Brands and Trends
Most Excited Furniture Launches 2022 are here! Home décor enthusiasts, take note: Salone del Mobile, or Milan Design Week, is without a doubt the biggest, most sweeping display of exhibitions, launches, and collaborations in the lifestyle space. The fashion pack has always been involved in one way or another, with many brands putting forth their homeware and design visions—and this iteration is no exception.
Most Excited Furniture Launches 2022
Louis Vuitton Presents Objets Nomades
Loewe Debuts ‘Weave, Restore, Renew’
Loewe is the ultimate designer label for design lovers. For the brand’s seventh Salone installation, it debuted several exciting concepts. For instance, Loewe called upon Spanish designers Idoia Cuesta, Belén Martìnez, Santiago Basteiro, and Juan Manuel Marcilla to reimagine 240 discarded wicker baskets into brand-new creations for “Repaired in Spain.” The project also includes an exploration of coroza, an ancient Galician practice of weaving natural fibers into raincoats and hats (pictured here). The signature tiered fringe of the technique invokes sculptural ready-to-wear, meshing seamlessly with creative director Jonathan Anderson’s artful take on clothes. The takeaway? One man’s trash is definitely another man’s treasure.
Stella McCartney Introduces Second ‘Future of Fashion’ Installation
Stella McCartney is a fierce advocate of sustainability, which just so happens to be one of the main themes of this year’s Salone. In partnership with Bank of America, which has committed over a trillion (yes, you read that right) dollars to financing a low-carbon planet, McCartney brings her vision of a fashionable yet innovative future to Milan—and it revolves around the humble mushroom. Her Frame Mylo bag, composed of mycelium (the root system of fungi, for the uninitiated), is on view amongst many other sustainably made wares, demonstrating that high fashion doesn’t have to come at the planet’s expense.
Prada Presents ‘Prada Frames’
Prada is highlighting the inherent contrast between the nature and design worlds with a three-day symposium running concurrently with Salone. The series of lectures and events, curated by research and design studio Formafantasma, aims to offer a critical approach to design by analyzing how it directly impacts the environment, in order to illuminate ecological practices already in place and set the course for design’s future relationship with nature. The visual manifestation of the symposium is a forest made using a Lidor scan, a process used both to digitally scan original copies and select trees when foresting. More than this, the scan represents the goal of the symposium to go deeper than face value and unpack our relationship with our surroundings.
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Cassina Initiates Patronage Project With Linda Freya Tangelder’s ‘Soft Corners’
Luxury Italian furniture magnate Cassina is deeply invested in the future of design, as seen with its new patronage project. The practice of larger businesses facilitating unfettered creativity via emerging designers is a historical Renaissance practice, which both pushes the needle forward in design and introduces new names to the forefront. The first participating designer is Dutch-born Linda Freya Tangelder of the design studio Destroyers/Builders. Her offerings make up her “Soft Corners” collection, featuring the modular poof pictured here, meant to symbolize the interlocking nature of stone walls, each piece crucial to the support of the whole. In addition to the soft poofs, a steel coffee table offers a stark balance, and features barely-there seams and handy hideaway storage.
Carhartt Work In Progress Collaborates With Toogood
Carhartt Work In Progress (WIP) is committed to creating quality wardrobe cornerstones. Its latest collaboration is with British design studio Toogood, who took on the brand’s classic shapes and reworked them into sculptural, artsy silhouettes. Staying true to Carhartt’s minimalist, practical design approach, Toogood worked within a refined color palette to create a six-piece capsule. “Combining our aesthetic and cutting style with Carhartt WIP’s construction skill and capacity has been a proud moment for us, resulting in an accessible, durable and iconic product,” says designer Erica Toogood. The collection is paired with an exhibition of helpful hacks that lay bare the cutting process of each garment.
Lee Broom Debuts ‘Divine Inspiration’
British lighting, furniture, and interior designer Lee Broom has designed his first lighting collection in four years for this edition of Salone, commemorating his 15th anniversary. “Divine Inspiration” is a mixture of handmade and ready-made lighting fixtures and sculptures that takes inspiration from Broom’s surroundings as a child, growing up around Brutalist architecture. He melds this view with the notion of religious lighting—specifically the way cathedrals are lit. The Vesper Light (pictured here) is made of extruded aluminum and combines the austerity of Brutalism with the modernism of cathedral lighting, resulting in a simple yet mystical piece that will undoubtedly stand the test of time and trends.
Off-White Releases ‘Organic Feeling’ and Ginori Collab
Off-White was, of course, created by the late Virgil Abloh, a visionary whose ideas could not be contained to one medium. His striking vision for homeware is presented in this year’s lineup. The selection, titled “Organic Feeling,” includes everything from tabletop flip clocks to oblong Quote mirrors, as well as a second collaboration from homeware giant Ginori 1725 (pictured here). The classic tabletop pieces, including an ashtray and cachepot vase, are whittled down to their essence in pure white porcelain, but of course are irreverently Off-White-ified with the brand’s signature arrow logo.
Missoni Debuts Tableware
Tom Dixon Exhibits ‘TWENTY’
British designer Tom Dixon is celebrating 20 years of being one of England’s top interior designers with a new campaign, titled “TWENTY” (naturally). Featuring some of his most successful designs from over the years, including the MELT chandelier (pictured here), and new pieces focused on sustainable innovation, the exhibit showcases the best of the best. Case in point: For this version of the iconic light fixture, Dixon filtered light through a dichroic filter, allowing for a chromatic effect. Taking cues from Stella McCartney, Dixon is also crafting sculptures out of mycelium, proving design must keep up with the times to provide earth-friendly pieces that still pack an aesthetic punch.
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