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As always, this exhibition will be fleshing out the purely commercial offering with cultural events. This year, the programme is particularly full, with events being held all over Milan.

This year too, the Saloni will be holding their historic Spring appointment dedicated to all who have a professional interest in furnishing. “The Event is Back”, as the publicity campaign proclaims, bolstered by the success of the previous edition – in 2009 – which was attended by a record number of 313,385 visitors, operators, general public and press among them.

There will also be an exceptional number of collateral events dedicated to Milan running alongside the trade shows: no fewer than four exhibitions focusing on the manufacture of furnishings and furnishing accessories, on kitchens, on bathrooms, plus the project being hosted by eight key Milanese institutions: from the historic Villa Reale and the Pinacoteca di Brera to the nineteenth century Poldi Pezzoli and Bagatti Valsecchi Historic House Museums, the Planetarium designed by Piero Portaluppi and donated to the city by Ulrico Hoepli.

The trade shows on one hand and the collateral events on the other go to make up what amounts to a real “settlement”, a “concentration” of culture and project, a city no less: “The City of the Saloni”.

As for exhibitors we wanted to announce the participation of some amazing brand:

StudioArt, is not only interior design; from the decorative coverings of the Leatherwall collection to the Geometrie  Pendenti line, from the accessories to the furniture items.

Samo will be present for the first time at Saloni, with a very special exhibition concept, which arises from the belief that a shower is an increasingly real sensorial experience.

Bizzotto presents its latest novelty: Greyvi. A nuance unique to its kind, which skilfully blends violet and grey tones, covering the Diamond geometrical details of this dresser?s surfaces.

Mobili Bertelè (XVII Century chestnut consolle) – Sinuous lines and strong craftsmanship tradition blend together beautifully in a great piece of XVII Century, entirely hand made. Refined exotic style for the carvings that decorate the ebonized legs in black gloss finish.