Alicita Rodriguez

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Famed French designer Yves Saint Laurent collected furniture by Modernist architect Charlotte Perriand. For Salone 2025, YSL designer Anthony Vaccarello recreated four pieces she designed between 1943 and 1967, including a striking chrome and leather armchair. A contemporary of Le Corbusier and Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand was recognized for her tubular steel chairs, as well as her creative chaise longue.

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The Jardines collection of hand-knotted rugs and chaquira embroidery translates the work of Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx into tropical textiles. Shown at Brera Design District, Jardines by Balcameda Studio debuted at Salone 2025. Depicting the lush flora of tropical locales, this textile collection “captures the organic rhythms and fluid geometries of tropical flora, reinterpreted through exquisite craftsmanship and innovative techniques,” writes Balcameda Studio.

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Pony trotted right into our hearts at Salone 2025. Part of Potocco’s Flowing Through Shapes exhibit, this lounge chair evokes the freedom of running wild. Created by Ukrainian designer Vladislav Tolochko, Pony pairs geometric forms with soft shapes. Standing on four legs, the chair features slanted back legs, implying movement. “Inspired by the image of wild animals running freely through wide-open meadows, it reflects their grace, individuality, and strength,” Tolochko explains.

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What is a lamp intended to do besides illuminate space? If it’s designed by Ingo Maurer, it will also spark joy and ignite conversation—brilliant!The team at Ingo Maurer presents five new luminaires at Euroluce 2025—each with its own conceptual spin and philosophical bent. Although Ingo Maurer passed away in 2019, the creative minds at his eponymous brand continue to transform lighting into functional objects—and conceptual explorations. Say goodbye to cables.

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Salone 2025: Workplace3.0 Debuts Mandela Bookshelf - Workplace3.0, a showcase of furniture for “the evolutionary workplace scenario,” exhibits furniture that puts the form in formidable. Creative and stylish, the Mandela Bookshelf by Laskasas takes inspiration from modern buildings.