NEW COLLECTION UNVEILING
Introducing new editions by Neri&Hu and Gio Ponti
Salone del Mobile.Milano
Hall 24 booth D39
NEW COLLECTION UNVEILING
Introducing new editions by Neri&Hu and Gio Ponti
Salone del Mobile.Milano
Hall 24 booth D39
Editions Milano returns to Salone del Mobile.Milano with a new chapter that brings together re-editions, new collaborations and one-off explorations.
At the core of its presentation is “Archive”, the project dedicated to reintroducing significant works from the recent history of design. This year, Archive expands with “Teatro”, the basket designed by Gio Ponti in the late 1940s, an object that embodies his vision of form as clarity, where structure becomes both function and expression.
Editions Milano returns to Salone del Mobile.Milano with a new chapter that brings together re-editions, new collaborations and one-off explorations.
At the core of its presentation is “Archive”, the project dedicated to reintroducing significant works from the recent history of design. This year, Archive expands with “Teatro”, the basket designed by Gio Ponti in the late 1940s, an object that embodies his vision of form as clarity, where structure becomes both function and expression.
Alongside this, Editions Milano introduces a new collaboration with Neri&Hu, the Shanghai-based design Studio known for its research-driven approach and its ability to translate cultural narratives into precise, essential forms. “Ceremony” is a collection of tableware in marble reflecting a shared approach to material and form, where everyday gestures are elevated through precision and restraint.
The presentation is completed by new designs by Piet Boon, Andrea Ghisoni and Jacopo Simonetti, continuing the brand’s ongoing research into form, material and the culture of objects.
Throughout the exhibition, the booth will be animated by a live floral intervention: a florist creating compositions transforming them day by day through simple, everyday gestures. A subtle presence that brings movement and life into the space, offering a different way to experience the objects.
At Salone del Mobile, Editions Milano reaffirms its commitment to a design language where past and present coexist, and where objects are conceived to endure beyond time.
Alongside this, Editions Milano introduces a new collaboration with Neri&Hu, the Shanghai-based design Studio known for its research-driven approach and its ability to translate cultural narratives into precise, essential forms. “Ceremony” is a collection of tableware in marble reflecting a shared approach to material and form, where everyday gestures are elevated through precision and restraint.
The presentation is completed by new designs by Piet Boon, Andrea Ghisoni and Jacopo Simonetti, continuing the brand’s ongoing research into form, material and the culture of objects.
Throughout the exhibition, the booth will be animated by a live floral intervention: a florist creating compositions transforming them day by day through simple, everyday gestures. A subtle presence that brings movement and life into the space, offering a different way to experience the objects.
At Salone del Mobile, Editions Milano reaffirms its commitment to a design language where past and present coexist, and where objects are conceived to endure beyond time.
Underwater weaving x Jason Miller for Editions Milano
Editions Milano also presents Centerville, a capsule collection developed with Underwater Weaving and Jason Miller. Bringing together distinct practices, the project combines Underwater Weaving’ expertise in handwoven straw with Jason Miller’s design approach, resulting in a series of unique objects where craft and design meet. Materials seemingly distant are brought into dialogue, merging structure and softness, precision and irregularity, into a unified expression.
Editions Milano also presents Centerville, a capsule collection developed with Underwater Weaving and Jason Miller. Bringing together distinct practices, the project combines Underwater Weaving’ expertise in handwoven straw with Jason Miller’s design approach, resulting in a series of unique objects where craft and design meet. Materials seemingly distant are brought into dialogue, merging structure and softness, precision and irregularity, into a unified expression.
