What can we take cues from the world’s largest furniture fair — Salone del Mobile? Despite the ongoing pandemic, the 2020 edition of the 59th edition of the fair called SuperSalone showed no signs of creativity waning. Home decor trends abound but only a few trends caught our eye. Here’s a peek into what’s going to be stylish and modish in 2022.
Continuing at Cassina, the Edison table from the mid-1980s by Vico Magistretti has been revived. The Edison table’s cross-shaped joint legs connecting the counter-curvatures of the underlying structure is the highlight of this product. Over at B&B Italia, the storied history of this well-known furniture brand presented the revival of the Camaleonda designed by architect Mario Bellini in 1970.
Over at Gallotti & Radice the Clemo coffee table stuns our eyes with the way the artisan’s hand brush the Ceppo de Grè to project the hidden beauty of the polished surface. Clemo table is offered in other surface variants such as natural polished Calcatta Vagli Oro marble, Bianco Carrara marble or Fior di Pesco brushed marble. The Melt series of chandeliers by Tom Dixon takes inspiration from molten, handblown glass with a mirrored-finish effect.