The Milan fair is one of the most important events in the furniture and design industry. For many years, they have been a trendsetter and a reference point for designers and manufacturers of furniture, lighting and other interior design products. From 18 to 23 April 2023, design lovers could meet exhibitors and designers during the Salone del Mobile event. What was the 61st edition of the fair like? Our specialists have prepared a list of the most interesting and latest concepts, which will certainly be reflected in interior designs around the world in the coming months.
What's new at Salone del Mobile 2023?
Salone del Mobile.Milano was held this year in the Fiera Milano district in Rho.
As part of the 61st edition of the fair, participants could visit Salone Internazionale del Mobile, International Furnishing Accessories Exhibition, Workplace3.0, S.Project, Euroluce and SaloneSatellite. As usual, the events were accompanied by a rich cultural programme. The event remains unique due to the quality of the organization and companies that are allowed to participate in the fair, as well as the multidisciplinary, empiricist and experimental approach, the inclusion of art in the area of perception, as well as the rich program of exhibitions, lectures and workshops.
In total, the 2023 fair gathered almost 2,000 exhibitors, including over 550 young talents under 35 and 28 design schools. The last edition of Euroluce was attended by over 420 exhibitors in the field of technological and lighting innovations.
A sustainable approach to social, environmental and economic issues is a value that could also be seen at Salone del Mobile. Currently, more than ever, manufacturers, designers, organizations and individuals related to the interior design industry must pay attention to joint sustainable action in order to maintain stable development.
Salone del Mobile 2023 was again an opportunity to meet the entire interior design sector, discuss specific projects, exchange ideas, and summarize the current state of the design industry.
