“Work hard and enjoy!”

Three years of Salone Satellite Three years ago the Milan Furniture Fair came up with an unusual initiative. A pavilion situated outside the grounds of the trade fair was offered at low rental for young designers and design schools to present their work. Domusweb asked those who participated at the last Salone their opinion about this new showcase for design and some examples of their work. The response to our fax was incredible, with replies coming in from all over the world.

“How slow the wind” chair by Kazuhiro Yamanaka

Pop art setting with the group of red “Mama” chairs by Gaetano Pesce.

“Little Apple” shelving system by Futura

“2flex” table by Gianfranco Barbani / B. Lab

Relax on the giant chess board covering the floor.

Plan of the exhibition space for young designers.

Inside the Salone Satellite. Copyright © Moreno Gentili

“Space design” for the information points within the Salone Satellite. Copyright © Moreno Gentili

Outside of the Satellite at the Milan Furniture Fair. Copyright © Enzo Pifferi

Bookshelf “Booky” di EicherBruggmann. Photo Friederike Baetcke

“Tavolante” light table by Lorenzo Damiani

“Task light” desk lamp by Peter Christian

“Surface Stool” table and seat by Stephen Philips

“Lampada in Forme” light by Fuzzy Design

“Canyon” chair by Nicehouse, One Foot Taller. Photo Renzo Mazzolini

“An easy dining chair” chair by Boje Estermann

“Polyprop” modular shelving by Niall o’Flynn

Light furniture “Cut1” and “Cut2” by Codice 31

“Jack“ rocking chair by Marco Carenini. Photo Alessandro Fischer

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