63rd Salone del Mobile.Milano – the countdown begins
The 63rd Salone del Mobile, is salted to hit the grounds from April 8-13, 2025, at Fiera Milano. The show will feature over 2,000 exhibitors from 37 countries. The event highlights include site-specific installations and a focus on sustainability and emotional intelligence in design.
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63rd Salone del Mobile is on its way to welcome over 2,000 exhibitors from 37 countries and celebrate creativity and design to its core. The 2025 edition of the Salone, at Fiera Milano, Rho is to be held from 8th to 13th April. Inspired by the visionary approach of Pierre-Yves Rochon, Paolo Sorrentino and Robert Wilson, the show is all set to reinforce its role as a strategic accelerator of sectoral excellence driving change.
The grand show converges the presence of 148 brands including first timers and returnees, ranged over 169,000 square metres of totally sold-out net exhibition space, including over 32,000 square metres given over to the eagerly awaited return.
Once again, new visions will fuel a Cultural Programme of the highest level with 3 site-specific installations, at the Salone and in the city: Pierre-Yves Rochon. Villa Héritage (Pavs. 13-15), Paolo Sorrentino. La dolce attesa (Pavs. 22-24), Robert Wilson. Mother (Museo Pietà Rondanini – Castello Sforzesco).
A multidisciplinary focus on lighting design, the absolute protagonist of the first edition of The Euroluce International Lighting Forum (10th -11th April, The Forest of Space Arena by Sou Fujimoto, Pav. 2); the Drafting Futures Talks and Round Tables that will bring together some of the brightest minds on the contemporary scene; and lastly a communication campaign – Thought for Humans. – reminding us how every project must respond, in the name of emotional intelligence, to the needs of human beings.
Maria Porro, President of Salone del Mobile.Milano, had this to say: “We closed the 2024 edition with record numbers: over 370,000 professionals from 146 countries. This year the Salone will yet again open in April with totally sold out exhibition area, despite the uncertainties of the global scenarios…”
Maria Porro continued: “In terms of competitiveness, our commitment to sustainability is also fundamental, seeing us once again pursuing new goals as part of the ISO 20121 sustainable events management certification process, and furthering our commitment to raising exhibitors’ awareness through the adoption of the Salone’s Green Guidelines for installations.
News source: isaloni
