The fierce journey at 58th edition of iSaloni

April 3, 2019

Salone del Mobile is the greatest interior design event in Milan - also known for being the city of design. It’s a showcase that mixes business with culture, and shapes the history of design and furnishing. This is a global platform for truly top-notch products with the emphasis on innovation, taking place from 9th to 14th April, 2019.

Brabbu is going to present its apartment concept at Hall 3, Stand H32-H34 , showing, room by room, a fierce way of living with a more cosmopolitan and modern mindset. Timeless design products - upholstery, casegoods, lighting, rugs and softgoods - will join together and create the full package to furnish any interior and give a fresh breath to any kind of project, residential or hospitality.

In this apartment, Brabbu will have 8 different areas - an outdoor area, a living room, a dining room, an office, a home cinema, last but not the least a suite composed with a bedroom and a bathroom. These different rooms will show how the brand’s products perfectly blend with any style - modern, contemporary, eclectic or classic. Besides its versatility to adapt to every personality, the multiple materials, fabrics, and colors will give to anyone who enters the stand, a particular sensory experience. The ambiences and products are inspired in the heritage of the world, providing a fierce and wild ambience to the stand, with organic shapes, floral fabrics, fauna patterns, raw materials and plenty of hues.

To enhance the energy of Brabbu’s products and provide an even wider range of visual identity, a fine selection of well-known brands are brought up to show how fabrics and wallpapers can be a game changer. Aldeco will bring to the stage new fabrics and with it elevate the Brabbu's Rare edition.

The Museum of Extinct Animals, by Moooi, will be one of the most outstanding chosen wallpapers, featured in the living room. Other textures and patterns from wall coverings brands by Sandberg, Designer’s Guild and Arte can be found in different areas of the apartment.

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