All the Fashion Happenings to Know at Salone del Mobile 2025

The Italian luxury jewelry brand Buccellati presents Naturalia. The exhibit consists of three collections: Furry, Nature, and Marina. This silver collection is expected to be an immersive journey for visitors as each masterpiece invites them to appreciate nature and craftsmanship. The exhibit will be open to the public from April 8 to 13. 

Studio Ko has collaborated with Beni for this year's Salone del Mobile. Titled Intersection, the rug brand and the Paris/Marrakech-based architecture firm unveil a collection celebrating its 25th anniversary at the esteemed event. The collection drew inspiration from Morocco's weaving customs while merging Karl Fournier and Olivier Marty's artisan language within the designs. There are 10 pieces featured in the collection. 

The Italian label returns to Salone del Mobile with its fourth edition of Prada Frames' In Transit. The luxury brand's collection was curated by Formafantasma, a design and research studio. This year, the brand is exploring the convergence between design, culture, and society as a means to understand and analyze the infrastructure as a "dynamic and multifaceted system that enables, restricts, and shapes movement, whether of people, goods, data, or power," according to a press release. Attendees can expect conversation panels at the Padiglione Reale and aboard the Arlecchino Train. 

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Etro has created an interactive experience for Salone del Mobile attendees for its tribute exhibit titled 5 Threads, 40 Years. The brand is honoring its signature Arnica fabric, which is woven together by five threads: yellow, green, red, turquoise, and white. The celebration will be held at Etro's boutique on Via Pontaccio in Milan during the big event. Guests will be able to journey through the history of the Arnica fabric and experience heritage firsthand.  

Loewe commissioned a collection of teapots from 25 international artists, designers, and architects for Salone del Mobile 2025. Available to view at the Palazzo Citterio in Milan, this collection will be the brand's ninth presentation at the event, and to mark the occasion, it has decided to experiment with teapots and has given the artists creative freedom to approach the collection through their own creative lens. Guests will have access to the exhibit from April 7 through 13. 

Sam Baron has crafted three special vases for Dior's Ode à la nature collection. Each vase measures at least one meter high and is an acknowledgement of nature's beauty. All those who attend with find themselves in an enchanted garden with flowers and branches intertwined to pay homage to the first Miss Dior perfume bottle from 1947. The collection will be available to preview from April 8-13. 

Missoni opened doors in Milan just in time for Salone 2025. The storefront, which is located at Via Solferino 9, is dedicated to the brand's Home Collection, which features accessories, furniture, and textiles that represent the brand's craftsmanship. Guests can expect to see plaids, velvets, jacquard furnishings, and other designs that enhance the home with a touch of Missoni. 

Lladró is collaborating with Lee Broom, a widely known British designer, for a special exhibit, Cascade, at this year's Salone del Mobile. Cascade will feature a lighting collection, which is an exploration of porcelain lighting, combining his vision with the Spanish brand's heritage. Guests will have an up-close look at the intricately handcrafted pieces.

Designed by Altea Biagetto of Atelier Biagetti, MCM and Pet Therapy's collaboration is debuting at 2025's Salone del Mobile. The exhibition displays sculptural pieces, including pet-friendly poufs and other practical sculptures taking the form of cats and dogs. According to a press release, this collection is a joyful celebration of inclusivity and craftsmanship. The exhibit will be open to the public from April 8 to 13. 

Swarovski's exhibition at Milan Design Week 2025 is a tribute to the brand's 130-year heritage. Giovanna Engelbert, the brand's Global Creative Director, has collaborated with Rosenthal Idyllia to design intricate pieces inspired by Idyllia's family home. Poetry meets gardening in this special collection, and Swarovski has immersive activities in store for visitors, like the Swarovski Tram, which is a 30-minute tour through Milan, allowing them to take in the city's beauty. The tram will be available from April 7 to 13, and the collection is available online and with a global launch expected June 2025. 

Gucci is spotlighting bamboo, an integral part of the brand's history, at this year's design event. Contemporary designers and artists, including Anton Alvarez, Dima Srouji, Kite Club, Laurdis Gallée, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Sisan Lee, Eugenio Rossi and Yaazd Contractor from the back studio, are contributing their own pieces to the collection. The exhibition runs from April 8-13 at Chiostri di San Simpliciano in Milan. Gucci and 2050+ will also be hosting a special panel with the artists and designers from April 8 to 10. 

Salone del Mobile 2025 may be welcoming back established brands and designers, but the event also prides itself on embracing newcomers into the fold. Loro Piana and Dimoremilano are making their debut at the design event with a collection that fuses realism with the cinematic. La Prima Notte di Quiete is the collection that the collaborators are presenting this year, which was inspired by the 1970s and 1980s. It celebrates the heritage of both labels and creates a calming, immersive experience for guests. 

Ferrari has been at the helm of innovative automotive technology since 1929. This year at Milan Design Week, the Italian company is unveiling a collectibles collection that fuses the automotive industry with design. A few pieces from the collection will be displayed at the Ferrari Boutique in Via Giovanni Berchet 2, Milan, from April 7 to 13. Attendees will be able to partake in celebrating the timelessness of Ferrari.