Each April, designers from across the globe travel to Milan for Salone del Mobile, a week-long event where Europe’s most renowned furniture brands gather to unveil their newest creations.
Our team has excitedly made the journey for 15 years now and one thing is for certain: we’re never disappointed.
Featuring beautiful, innovative pieces displayed as far as the eye could see, this occurrence was a designer’s paradise. With so many stunning works, choosing favorites was difficult. However, these pieces from Tacchini made such an impression, we couldn’t help but share them.
Africa Chair
This re-edition of Afra and Tobia Scarpa’s 1975 masterpiece is more than just a piece of furniture – it’s a work of art. The perfect fusion of structure, form and functionality, the Africa Chair celebrates the craft of woodworking and evokes a totemic image.
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Le Mura XL
Mario Bellini’s Le Mura Sofa has long been a client favorite, so it's no surprise our team was immediately drawn to this extra-large version. With deeper seats and plush cushions, the Le Mura XL maintains the extraordinary versatility of the original while offering unsurpassed comfort for the modern consumer.
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Bread & Butter Collection
Created by Faye Toogood, this playful collection encourages us to look at things from a new perspective and appreciate the beauty of life’s simple pleasures. In fact, the warm, tactile forms of the Butter Sofa, Bread Console and Bread Side Tables were originally crafted by modeling Cornish butter and homemade bread in the kitchen.
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Gian & Pan Coffee Tables
Designed by Studiopepe, this collection of side tables was inspired by the rationalist architecture of Lina Bo Bardi. The irregular shapes and unexpected contrast between marble and concrete instantly command the attention of the room to make a strong first impression.
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Klotski Chair
Michael Anastassiades’ newest creation for Tacchini is stackable and compact – making it perfect for everyday use. While the Klotski Chair may seem simple at first glance, there is a refined elegance to its careful geometry.
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Torso Side Table
Roberto Sironi made only 100 of these limited-edition side tables, making the Torso as rare as it is eye-catching. Its meticulous combination of abstract elements and a mirrored surface creates the illusion of a suspended and infinite sculpture.
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Tako Coffee Table
A re-issue of Cini Boeri’s multifunctional low table, the Tako was created not just to be seen, but to be used. Available in two sizes, it serves as a natural extension of the sofa, encouraging conversation and social interaction.