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Notes from Milan

Photo: Saint Laurent-Charlotte Perriand curated by Anthony Vaccarello, courtesy of Saint Laurent

Milan’s creative pulse reached a thrilling peak during Design Week 2025. And even now, in the quiet after the crowds, the impact of the week’s most forward-thinking projects continues to shape conversations about the future of design. Across every district and the fair, the message was clear: true innovation happens through fusion — of disciplines, of perspectives, of worlds. If Milan 2025 proved anything, it’s that design’s next chapter will be written together.

At Alcova’s new location, emerging talents reimagined material futures with striking, bio-based installations that blurred the lines between technology and nature. Over at Rossana Orlandi, sustainability took center stage through experimental pieces that challenged traditional manufacturing. Meanwhile, Nilufar Depot’s boundary-pushing exhibitions brought the conversation back to the human experience, while Baranzate Ateliers outside the city offered a bold platform for independent designers to showcase radical, cross-disciplinary work.

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Photos: Loewe teapots designed by David Chipperfield (left) and Patricia Urquiola (right), courtesy of Loewe

Fashion embraces design

While fashion houses have been known to express curiosity for the design world, this year saw a noticeable surge in luxury labels participating through exclusive collaborations and curated events. Among the highlights were Loewe’s collection of teapots – created by a star-studded roster of artists, designers and architects that includes David Chipperfield and Patricia Urquiola; Saint Laurent’s presentation of previously unseen works by Charlotte Perriand; and a cross-disciplinary symposium hosted by Prada with curatorial contributions from research-driven design duo Formafantasma.

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Minimalism meets craftsmanship

No matter how you look at the new Kagu chair by Jehs+Laub, it never fails to delight thanks to the ingenious angles at which its long, conical legs ascend. But it’s not just about looks – comfort takes centre stage with a wave-sprung seat shell and flexible backrest allowing for maximum enjoyment.

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Photo: La Prima Notte di Quiete installation by Loro Piana and Dimoremilano, courtesy of LVMH

Statement pieces

A nostalgic nod to the 1970s was present throughout Milan, with some brands digging into their archives to reissue styles from the past, while others opted to draw inspiration more loosely. One example of this trend could be seen at Loro Piana and Dimoremilano’s La Prima Notte di Quiete, an immersive installation complete with era-defining details like a sunken conversation pit and circular bed.

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Designing the art of living

Discover the 2025 collections by Flou and Natevo: proposals for the bedroom, living room and outdoor areas that integrate functional design and an artistic vision of living, enhancing the aesthetic value of spaces and the well-being of those who live in them.

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Photos, left to right: Horse hair console from the Anachron series by Studio Lugo, courtesy of Stefania Zanetti, Matteo Bellomo and Studio Lugo; Silver Lining presentation by Nilufar, courtesy of Nilufar

Soft to the touch

Tactility reigned supreme at Milan Design Week, with surfaces in thick fur (both real and faux), supple leather and other irresistibly soft materials. At Nilufar Gallery, an exhibition titled Silver Lining saw design pieces in various metals juxtaposed with carpets, seating and walls in natural alpaca fibres. At Alcova, Istanbul-based Studio Lugo paid homage to the fertile lands of Anatolia with Anachron, a collection of furniture crafted with horse hair. Uncover inspiration for your next project.

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