Cappellini took center stage in Milan this month, exploring the cross-reference between industrial techniques and new trends of contemporary home furnishings. The brand’s décor theme focused on combining digital art and natural elements.
This year’s new addition includes the “Embroidery Chair” series designed by Johan Lindstèn, reminiscent of the limited-edition Juli Jubilee armchair. The series is characterized by the four seasons, featuring an embroidered tapestry of a landscape depicting a particular time of year.
Cappellini Embroidery Chair
In addition to the Lindstèn’s design, the Drum armchair designed by Mac Stopa and the Acciaio Stool designed by Max Lipsey also made their debut during the fair.
Keeping in line with the exploration of color, the flagship showroom in Via Santa Cecilia displayed a unique array of hues, such as cobalt, magnolia, and black. Additional products by the brand were displayed at Ceramica Flaminia and Istituto Marangoni fair exhibition spaces.
Cappellini Embroidery Chair
