5 incredible commercial products launched at Milan Design Week

The return of the Salone del Mobile Milan has brought us the very best from the design world. With it, we’ve curated a quick list of the latest releases from some of our favourite brands. From benches to lighting design, here’s your sneak peek into Milan.

Casual and inviting – RUT from Blå Station

5 awe-inspiring designs right from Milan Design Week — *RUT from* *Blå Station, Blå Station is available at P4 in Australia.*

Versatile in any environment, RUT from Blå Stationadapts with its assembly of any amount of seating modules you need. For comfort in a laid-back space or formality in a productive environment, RUT is the evolution of the sofa. The contrast between its soft and generous seating modules and the solid oak supports brings us that step closer to the future workplace.

From the cup to the chair – Kartell Re-chair from illycaffè

In a collaboration of two top Italian brands, Kartell and illycaffè, Re-chair does what the name suggests. Made entirely from waste coffee capsules, this new chair in sleek black is the next step into sustainable design. With subtle curves and designed for support, the Re-chair modals what the circular economy can be.

An exploration of the extraordinary – Melt from Tom Dixon

*Melt from Tom Dixon*, Tom Dixon is available at Space in Singapore.

Dripping with a psychedelic vision, Melt brings our world into the world of Dichroic filters. With highly technical coatings created initially by NASA, multiple colours shimmer through white light in a kaleidoscope of bubble-esque spheres.

It’s all in the weave – Mo Bridge Bench from Ritzwell

Through the weaves of leather, one can see the delicate harmony the MO Bridge Bench harbours. Three simple features craft together this refined design, with the leather weave, wide solid wood top, and slim metal legs bringing minimalism to the forefront of everyone’s mind.

Shaped to perfection – Goood from Matiere Grise

Sometimes simplicity is all it takes. Inspired by nothing more than four quarter circles and side panels, designer Luc Jozancy’s emblematic style fits in any home or workplace. The assembly of the four panels can be woven into any interior, with bright colours lighting any space.

Be sure to check later for more stories of Milan Design Week here on Indesignlive.sg, including our interview with none other than Lee Broom.

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