BRANDS YOU SHOULD NOT MISS AT ISALONI MILANO 2018

At 17th of April, starts one of the greatest European events, SALONE DEL MOBILE. With one week of pure design, Milan will be the center for top designers to show their latest work. In this case, you will not miss anything about this week, the iSaloni Milano 2018 and its brands.

1 | PORADA

Porada’s collection is wide and varied, made up of a multitude of occasional furniture developed in cooperation with designers as Tarcisio Colzani, Marconato & Zappa, Opera Design, Giovanna Azzarello, Marelli&Molteni, Giuseppe Viganò, Gino Carollo and Stefano Bigi among others.

2 | MINOTTI

They have this high-level know-how is the careful selection of materials and technologies, which reveal a penchant for impeccable details, in an ideal striving for excellence that involves all sectors of the company. Recognizable features of the trademark Minotti style and products are a timeless design, unparalleled comfort, reliability and the ability to stand the test of time.

3 | BOCA DO LOBO

Boca do Lobo furniture is an exclusive emotional experience, a sense of belonging and a state of mind. They strive to encourage sensational experiences by creating beautiful pieces which are passionately inspired and handcrafted in Portugal by a staff that loves what they do; experiences which pass on the feeling of exclusivity.

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4 | LUXURY LIVING

An extensive portfolio of interior collections that reflect the perfect combination of tradition and innovation. The Fendi Casa collection celebrates the expressive principles of the Roman Maison in a harmonious blend of fashion and design. The Contract division operates throughout the world, offering turnkey projects and every kind of service, both for design and construction.

5 | BAXTER

Then, there’s the pleasure of variety, the proxy inside the rule, the same that embraces the world of fashion and art, that opens the doors to a modern eclecticism expressed through the balance of tradition and innovation, and through the contamination of signs, colors, materials, and topcoats.