Salone del Mobile 2025: A stroll through the shades of „La Casa Giardino“

The idea of a home that expands, welcoming the garden as an integral part of everyday life, a place of authentic connection between people and the surrounding environment.

The exhibition path winds around a large pergola, under which some of this year’s novelties take place, then entering a suggestive central garden.

STRESA, the new living and dining collection designed by Piero Lissoni, is a contemporary reinterpretation of classic metal garden seating, characterized by a refined balance between tradition and modernity. Made of painted aluminum, the collection is declined in various outdoor furniture elements for a complete and coordinated proposal.

Under another portion of the pergola, ASPIC, the new dining table designed by Gordon Guillaumier, is an evolution of the collection of coffee tables, enhancing its sculptural character and elegant finish with exposed aggregate. The three new nuances – Orange, Green, and Mole – are inspired by natural tones and strengthen the connection with the outdoor context.

And again, a new seat named after a small medieval village in Sicily, ERICE, designed by Luca Pevere: with a graphic design inspired by the weave of traditional Sicilian carpets, the structure with tube and aluminum belts is a real frame on which the belts draw a geometric pattern made of alternating color blocks, giving a unique lightness and decorative impact.

New features also for the RODA|MISSONI collection with new variants that emphasize the aesthetic identity of the iconic RODA collections ORSON and LAWRENCE. The synthesis of style born from the collaboration between the two companies and presented at the last edition of the Milano Design Week continues with new proposals to dress the RODA collections with Missoni patterns, which during the week will be the protagonists of a dedicated exhibition at the Missoni showroom in via Solferino.

Beyond the entrance, the garden opens up, recalling the discreet elegance and timeless charm of hidden courtyards in cities like Milan, where the PHILIA, BRICK, and MAMBA collections interpret the green and warm shades of nature.