Salone del Mobile 2025

An elegant and harmonious Dining Room where textures, materials and volumes dialogue in perfect balance.
At the center, the Infinity table stands out with its sculptural base in carved wood and a refined marble top. The two Drapé Club armchairs, upholstered in deep green leather and characterized by their iconic pleated design, offer comfort and enveloping softness. 

Behind them, the Maxima boiserie in liquid metal tin finish becomes a textured backdrop. Above the table, the Zeppelin chandelier completes the composition with its elongated, mirrored form, adding a bold and unexpected sculptural presence.

Framing the space, two Vertical Gardens — one in walnut root wood, the other in glossy lacquered wood — paired with the high-back Ippolita leather armchair and two lacquered wood Infinity side tables.

In Laurameroni’s living area, design takes the shape of sculpture and the texture of emotion. The sinuous curves of the Bitta and Duetto sofas, upholstered in soft leathers and precious fabrics, create a welcoming rhythm of organic forms and quiet elegance. The Duna armchairs defines the space with its generous volumes and refined tailoring, inviting a relaxed yet architectural way of inhabiting.

At the centre, the Bolle coffee tables unfold like a constellation of tactile finishes—patinated metals, marbles and veneers, and glossy shaded lacquer. The backdrop of the scene features Maxima wall panels in green aniline stained oak, enhanced by two Lightwall sconces finished in tin liquid metal. Illuminated by the delicate spheres of the Pianeti suspension lamp, the environment becomes a theatrical yet intimate landscape. 

Completing the scene, two Diana armchairs in velvet, featuring a glossy lacquered swivel base, accompanied by the Talento Shelving System, and the Talento Up Unlimited sideboard, with the Ada table lamp placed on top.

At the heart of the space, the Talento Bar System by Edoardo Colzani defines a new standard of elegance with its smooth curved volumes, signature rounded edges, and a refined balance between lacquered finishes, natural stone, and integrated lighting. Framing the Bar System, the Dune wall panels clad in Roxana 30 orange velvet create a vibrant and tactile backdrop.

On the right, the upholstered Amelie Stools—with their sculptural liquid metal base and soft leather seating—add a sense of comfort and craftsmanship to the island counter. Flanking the bar area, the Tango storage units, with their high-gloss cylindrical form and lacquered finishes in rich red hues, stand as functional sculptures. 

On the left, the Tube console in Raptor liquid metal tin finish. On the console, the Aurizia table lamp with a base in rye straw.

On one side, the Imperfetto console, with its bold geometry and glossy lacquered finish, stands in contrast against the Rift brown craquele boiserie. Sculptural accents and objects rest atop, framed by the soft vertical light of the Cono floor lamp, characterized by its carved wood base and hand-blown Murano glass diffuser.

Facing it, the bedroom reveals a carefully layered composition: the upholstered Ollie bench, in a soft green Loro Piana cashmere, echoes the large headboard’s tonal rhythm. Beside the bed, two Corteccia nightstands display their hand-carved texture, while the Cono table lamps mirror the floor version, adding sculptural continuity and warm illumination. The Terre boiserie embraces the scene with its dynamic motif.

A composition where vibrant surfaces and refined craftsmanship converge. The Bamboo wall panels in orange liquid velvet bring warmth and intensity, while the Vega floor lamp, with its glossy shaded wood and Banaca fiber shade, adds a sculptural glow. 

The Poe tables, in mahogany veneer, shaded lacquer, and rye straw, introduce a play of heights and finishes. Completing the scene, the Rialto armchair in grey Nabuk 2138 leather and the sofa in brown Loro Piana cashmere.