Milan Design Week will be held from June 7 to 12, 2022, rather than its usual April date. The Salone del Mobile furniture expo in the Fiera Milano exhibition center, as well as the fuorisalone activities program, which takes place in hundreds of different venues around the city’s design districts, make up the world’s largest annual design gathering. The Milan Design Week showcases young talents, innovation, materials, fashion, art and technology, and the most stunning installations.
Milan Design Week: What To Expect?
The Milan Design Week makes up the world’s largest annual design gathering with the Salone del Mobile in the Fiera Milano exhibition center, as well as the fuorisalone activities program, which takes place in hundreds of different venues around the city’s design districts. It is an eventful week that will keep you on your toes.
Milan Design Week: Isaloni 2022 Is Waiting For You
See also: iSaloni exhibitors list for Salone Del Mobile 2022
The Milan Design Week is an incredible week where people from all over the world come to visit the city in hopes of finding inspiration and discovering new trends. The 2022 iSaloni is very much awaited this year after 2 long years of hiatus. Everyone is excited to learn and share new trends, designs, and furniture at this fair. The Salone del Mobile, which originated in Milan in 1961 is now the most popular international Trade Show in the world of interior design. It is the world’s premier event for the furnishing and design sectors.
Set the date for June 7th to 12th and come discover fresh and unexpected designs, furniture brands and exhibitions. EuroCucina with Kitchen Technology and the International Bathroom Exhibition will be exhibitions you can’t miss this year. Workplace3.0 is also a show to not miss as well as S.Project and SaloneSatellite.
Each year, these events, which are held under the umbrella of the Milan Furniture Fair, occupy a net area of about 210,000 square meters on the Rho Fiera Milano fairgrounds, showcasing over 2,300 of the world’s most inventive and creative businesses.
The Salone Del Mobile attracts more than 370 000 professional visitors, about 5 000 journalists and 27 500 members of the public visit over the weekend, making it the sector’s must-attend event.
Not to mention the Salone’s associated events, which are usually created by renowned international artists and designers, because the Salone is about more than just business. The Salone, now in its 60th edition, is a worldwide platform with the “privilege of actuality” that highlights the state of design. Every year for a long time.
Milan Design Week: A City Guide
Isaloni is definitely the most popular and awaited event in Milan during this Milan Design Week but the city has a lot more to offer. If you wish to enjoy your visit to the city thoroughly, here are the best spots to explore. Discover unique places and experiences around Milan to make your trip all worth it.
Milano is the capital of both the province of ilano (provincia) and the region of lombardy (lombardia) (regione). it is the most prosperous manufacturing and commercial metropolis in italy, as well as the country’s primary financial center. It is well known for its iconic Milan Design Week.
During this Milan Design Week visit the top design districts such as the Bera Design District and Ventura Centrale Design District. Bera Design District is the neighborhood where the world-famous Pinacoteca and Art Academy are located. This creative district has a very appealing, bohemian vibe year-round, with its tiny, cobblestone lanes having a dense concentration of antique shops, galleries, showrooms, and renowned venues. During the Fuorisalone, Brera hosts a high-profile events calendar that includes some of the world’s most prominent brands, with the goal of attracting a design-savvy, culturally focused audience. Brera Design District is a territorial marketing project that promotes commercial real estate development and excellence.
The Ventura Centrale Design District features the Magazzini Raccordati, located under the rough tracks and distinctive vaults of Milan’s Stazione Centrale. What once was home to key local warehouses, is now a visually memorable experience for tourists. In this space, creativity – with a particular focus on design from the Netherlands and Belgium – takes center stage, displaying an eclectic mix of modern design from both emerging and renowned firms. The worldwide design organization Ventura, in collaboration with the local association Centrale District, has curated and powered projects in the area, which are dispersed over the key sections of Centrale Railway Station and the surrounding area of Repubblica.
But where to stay during this Milan Design Week? The Mandarin Oriental Milan is one of the best hotels to stay in. The Mandarin Oriental Milan is a luxury hotel located near the popular Milan fashion boutiques. On-site dining options include a two-Michelin-star restaurant and meeting space. All rooms and suites are air-conditioned and designed by Antonio Citterio, with modern décor and terrazzo floors, and are housed in a cluster of five connected 18th-century buildings. Some have views of Milan’s Cathedral, while others have views of the courtyard or the street.
There are also amazing galleries and museums to visit during this Milan Design Week. The Galleria Carla Sozzani. The gallery is located in a former industrial structure that is typical of Milanese design. Galleria Carla Sozzani has established itself as one of Italy’s most important photographic galleries since its inception. Over 200 exhibitions have been held in the presence of well-known photographers, many of whom have never presented their work in Italy: Helmut Newton, Annie Leibovitz, Bruce Weber, Bert Stern, Sarah Moon, Paolo Roversi, David Bailey, Hiro, and David LaChapelle, to name a few.
PAC’s exhibitions are also a great discovery at the Milan Design Week. They are frequently a source of interest and debate in Milan because they focus on important social issues (for example, Regina José Galindo’s 2014 “Estoy Viva” show addressed the female condition, while the 2013 “Rise and Fall of Apartheid” exhibition provided insight into life before, during, and after apartheid).
We hope your Milan Design Week will be amazing and you will enjoy your time spent there. Don’t forgot to visit Rug’Society, BRABBU and Home Society stands at iSaloni at Pavillon 3, Stand: D18 – D20 and Maison Valentina at Pavillon 22 Stand F20.
See also: iSaloni exhibitors lisUpcoming Furniture Exhibitions: iSaloni, DOMOTEX Asia, COVER Connect…
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from RUG'SOCIETY BLOG https://rugsociety.eu/blog/2022/05/16/milan-design-week-a-guide/
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