Video // Milan Design Week 2014 / Salone Del Mobile, Presented by Yellowtrace.

Team Yellowtrace

May 23, 2014

Design, events + exhibitions, product design, set design + styling, TV

‘ARIA WARDROBE’ BY DAVID LOPEZ QUINCOCES FOR LEMA.

POLIFORM STAND / PHOTO BY NICK HUGHES FOR YELLOWTRACE.

ARTEK STAND / PHOTO BY NICK HUGHES FOR YELLOWTRACE.

GERVASONI STAND DESIGNED BY PAOLA NAVONE / PHOTO BY NICK HUGHES FOR YELLOWTRACE.

CASSINA STAND / PHOTO BY NICK HUGHES FOR YELLOWTRACE.

‘SHIMMER’ BY PATRICIA URQUIOLA FOR GLAS ITALIA / PHOTO BY NICK HUGHES FOR YELLOWTRACE.

RUGS DESIGNED BY PATRICIA URQUIOLA FOR GAN / PHOTO BY NICK HUGHES FOR YELLOWTRACE.

Going to Salone del Mobile for the first time is totally overwhelming. Nothing prepares you for the number and enormity of halls filled with over a thousand brands. Avoiding sensory overload is hard when it’s so easy to walk from one hall to the next without even seeing daylight. But with this amount of design on show in the one place it’s hard not to keep indulging, curious as to what is just around the corner. Despite constant concerns about the economy in Europe, Salone seemed as thriving and well attended as ever.

Read the article about the stands at Salone del Mobile here.
Read the article about the product at Salone del Mobile here.

For the full Milan Design Week 2014 experience, visit milantrace2014.yellowtrace.com.au

[All images © Nick Hughes / Yellowtrace and courtesy of press office.]

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