Milano Salone 2011｜Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone: Part 1 Gallery
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Milano Salone 2011｜Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone: Part 1 Gallery

<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> edra At the edra showroom in Milan, Francesco Binfaré's sofa "Sfatto" was unveiled. Samples of the upholstery fabric adorned a large wall.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> TALKING TEXTILES An exhibition of innovative designs using textiles. In the foreground is a chair by Rodrigo Almeida of Brazil.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> eumenes The entrance to the exhibition space of the Italian furniture brand "eumenes," presented in the Tortona district. The nylon fabric stood out against the blue sky.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> eumenes The "Eu/phoria" chair by Paola Navone. The steel wire legs also serve as the structural support for the shell seat.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> Established & Sons The exhibition space of Established & Sons. Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and Committee also presented new works.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> Established & Sons The "Cape" armchair designed by Konstantin Grcic. Available in single-seater and two-seater versions.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> Kazuhide Takahama The "Mantilla" sofa designed by Kazuhide Takahama. Originally presented at the Salone in 1974, it is still produced by Cassina today.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> Vitra Vitra's display within the trade fair. Antonio Citterio's "Grand Repos" chair is paired with rugs and fabric lighting from HAY of Denmark.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> Established & Sons The circular rug "Volcano" by Klaus Haapaniemi & Mia Wallenius. A circular ottoman with a meteorite pattern was also presented.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> FOSCARINI The pendant lamp "PLANET" from Foscarini, featuring a fabric shade, is designed by Changedesign.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> ett la benn The "kami" series of lighting and vases made from cellulose. Presented at "Poetry Happens," an exhibition of designs from Berlin-based manufacturers.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> BOTANICA A collection of works by Studio Formafantasma, exhibited in the basement of Rossana Orlandi's space, courtesy of the Plart Foundation.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> DILMOS The "DMESTICA" chair by Studio Formafantasma, exhibited at the DILMOS gallery in the city.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> VIA Furniture by Élise Gabriel, presented by the French Association for the Promotion of Creative Furniture. Table legs, chair legs, and backrests are joined with cellulose.
<strong>Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone</strong> VIA Élise Gabriel's designs are created in collaboration with companies developing cellulose fiber technology. Lighting was also exhibited.
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Milano Salone 2011 | Masato Kawai's Wandering Through Milan Salone Part 1: Gallery

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