Milan Design Week 2025 stood out with its diverse installations, exhibitions, and innovative approaches. The main themes included the fusion of technology and design, the use of sustainable materials, and the integration of art into everyday life.
Glass Renaissance
Glass has become a key element in interior design — colorful, textured, and expressive. Brands like Striche and 6:AM showcased furniture and lighting made of glass, adding depth and elegance to the space.
Oxblood Tones
A reddish hue blended with brown and burgundy has become the most sought-after color of the year, creating a sense of warmth and luxury in interior design.
Sculptural lighting
Dramatic, sculptural lighting fixtures have made a comeback as central elements in interior design, adding a sense of theatricality and dynamism to the space.
Natural motifs
The integration of bamboo, floral patterns, and other natural elements into residential and commercial interiors highlights an emotional connection to nature and emphasizes a minimalist, organic design approach.
ARTEMEST'S L’APPARTAMENTO
In the historic Palazzo Donizetti, six designers created unique rooms that blended classical architecture with contemporary design.
GHOST ORCHID" BY MARCIN RUSAK STUDIO AT ALCOVA
Marcin Rusak Studio presented "Ghost Orchid" at Alcova — an installation that naturally blurs the boundaries between art and design. This work explored themes of ephemeral existence and preservation, using organic materials to create a visibly enchanting and beautiful experience.
ES DEVLIN'S "LIBRARY OF LIGHT
Es Devlincreated the unique “Library of Light”a lighting installation in the shape of a library that explored the concept of merging light and literature. The scenographer created a space that generated visual and emotional connections with the texts embedded within the lighting sculptures. "Library of Light" was not just a smooth presentation of lighting, but a space for deep conversation, where light provided an opportunity for reflection and the stirring of the soul.
"THE POWER OF TENDERNESS" BY ALINE ASMAR D'AMMAN AT ROSSANA ORLANDI
The Paris-based architect Aline Asmar d’Amman presented her evolutionary furniture collection at Rossana Orlandi. The exhibition featured soft, croissant-shaped “Georgia” sofas arranged alongside the harsh, concrete “Béton Littéraire” bookshelves, thereby creating a dialogue between softness and rigidity.
Milan Design Week 2025 once again proved that this event is a key platform for shaping global design trends. Innovative materials, the integration of technology, and diverse expressions of art are setting new standards in interior design.
"ROOM DESIGN STUDIO" It constantly strives to integrate these innovations and trends into its projects to offer clients modern, functional, and aesthetically distinctive residential and commercial interior designs that align with their identity and needs.
In this Process, "ROOM DESIGN GALLERY" It actively incorporates trendy products showcased at Milan Design Week — impressive wallpapers, exquisite and comfortable furniture, captivating and distinctive lighting, mosaics elevated to an art form, and more — allowing us to offer clients not only design but also high-quality products that reflect global trends.
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