From travertine to the reign of green: all the themes that have characterized the 2024 Furniture Fair.
The Salone del Mobile 2024 has just ended, leaving behind new ideas and trends for stylish home decor. Some proposals have stood out, becoming the new must-haves for a welcoming and refined environment.
1. Travertine
Travertine dominated the Salone del Mobile 2024, inspiring the best brands that have included or replicated it in their proposals.
Bonaldo presented the Flac coffee table collection by Fabrice Berrux, with tempered fused glass tops on metal bases, available in different heights and materials such as wood, ceramic, and travertine marble.
Flac Coffee Table - Bonaldo
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Napoleon Keramik Table - Cattelan Italia
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Cattelan Italia introduced the Napoleon Keramik table, characterized by an elegant base and a durable ceramic top, and the Rado family of tables and consoles, now with travertine effect ceramic versions.
Cattelan interpreted the beauty of this type of marble by unveiling the Amsterdam sideboard, with alternating finishes and burnt oak wood inserts, also available in a ceramic version.
Amsterdam Keramik Sideboard - Cattelan Italia
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2. Soft and enveloping lines
Among the most suggestive trends emerged at the Salone del Mobile 2024, soft and enveloping lines stand out, capable of infusing an atmosphere of comfort and relaxation. The Dorvan sofa by Desiree, with its modular design and 1970s inspiration, stands out for its modular steel tube structure and soft fabric or leather cushions. Details such as visible stitching and chrome metal feet enhance its vintage charm.
The Papel table by Cattelan, with a curved metal base reminiscent of waves and a glass or ceramic top, celebrates fluidity and elegance.
Papel Glass Table - Cattelan Italia
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Boolean Armchair - Bonaldo
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Finally, the Boolean armchair by Bonaldo, with an enveloping seat in fabric or leather and a base in walnut or charcoal oak, represents a perfect combination of comfort and essentiality.
3. The color Green
Green, in its infinite shades, brought a breath of freshness and vitality to the exhibition spaces. An emblematic example is the Ernest sofa by Poliform, with soft and deconstructed volumes inspired by a feather pillow, available in various color tones, including green, to create a relaxation oasis in any environment.
Drake - Minotti
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Nature is also expressed in the Emmi collection by Minotti, in the Drake coffee table that showcases the essentiality of marble with the Lepanto green, the Logan sideboard with its captivating Lepanto green top, and the Yves sofa, versatile and sinuous, all perfect elements to add a touch of sophistication to any style of decor.
4. Trendy materials
Alongside the classic materials, the Salone del Mobile has seen the rise of new materials and finishes. Among the woods, the raw oak effect of Flexform, the white oak finish of Poliform, and the brushed honey oak of Bonaldo have captured the public's attention for their naturalness and sophistication.
Altana Sofa - Lago
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LAGO has instead presented new material proposals, including marbles in three types of finishes, the new ash wood Finewood, and the ribbed glass Aqua customizable in multiple colors and textures XGlass.
These are just some of the themes presented at the 2024 Salone del Mobile, confirming its centrality as a reference event for international design. An edition rich in ideas and inspirations, inviting us to rethink living spaces in terms of comfort, elegance, and connection with nature.
