Fashion Brands and their exhibitions and presentations at Interior Design at Salone 22
Stella McCartney “Future of Fashion” Installation
Future of Fashion exhibit references the brands Summer 2022 collection and campaign theme: fungi are the future of fashion and our planet. Launched in collaboration with Bank of America, it will also introduce the world to their first-ever interiors partnerships.
Loewe introduces “Weave, Restore, Renew”
The brand at their Salone installation, introduced different ideas from reimagining 240 discarded wicker baskets into new creations to also using coroza, an ancient Galician practice of weaving natural fibers into raincoats and hats.
Off-White and Ginori Collaboration releases “Organic Feeling”
A collection of homeware, as well as a second collaboration from homeware giant Ginori 1725 . From mirrors to tabletop pieces, including an ashtray, vase, all created their in pure white porcelain.
Carhartt Collaborates With Toogood
A brand know to create quality durable wardrobe staples, has collaborated with the design studio Toogood, who used brand’s classic shapes and transformed them in sculptural figures. Staying true to Carhartt core functional design.
Louis Vuitton – Objets Nomades
Louis Vuitton celebrates ten years of the Objets Nomades collection of furniture and design objects at salone del mobile. Introducing two new pieces to the collections as well as a wide selection of recent and classic pieces.
Dsquared2 and it’s new Wallpaper collection
Presenting at salone del mobile its first-ever wallpaper collection in partnership with luxury wallpaper manufacturer Londonart.
Prada introduces ‘Prada Frames
introduces the forest as a living being and the camera as a mediator, in the understanding of plants as sentient beings.
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