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Giorgio Armani Presents New Casa Collection, Stages Exhibition at Silos

by News Desk

MILAN – Giorgio Armani‘s aesthetic is unmistakable, but the designer chose to emphasize his precise style and mark on the interior design segment with an exhibition of some of his classic Casa pieces together with newly created items during the Salone del Mobile.

Installed at the Armani/Silos exhibition space, along with a tribute to Logo Lamps, first conceived by the designer in 1982, the furniture occupies scenographic sets according to themes and recurring references of the brand: The 1930s, with an Art Deco spirit – much beloved by Armani – and the 1940s; Far Eastern inspirations, from China and Japan in particular; travel, and the world of nature.

“In recent years, I have focused on the essential aspects of my style lexicon. In design, as in fashion, I feel the need to reaffirm the founding elements that define the Armani style,” the designer said. “This exhibition, devised to mark the return of the Salone del Mobile in attendance, is a way of traversing my aesthetics in its salient aspects, highlighting connections, suggestions, and references. For the first time I am using the spaces of the Silos to create an exhibition that offers an immersive and emotional experience in the Armani/Casa world.”

 

 

A set from the Armani Casa 2022 collection
courtesy of Armani

 

As he continues to pursue his research into sophisticated materials, Armani presented tabletops and desks adorned with mother-of-pearl mosaic tiles or shells.

 

A set from the Armani Casa 2022 collection
courtesy of Armani

A bold set is dedicated to the tiger, which is also the feline of the current year in the Chinese zodiac. The curved Renoir sofa is upholstered in the Sao Paulo fabric reminiscent of the animal’s coat, although not represented literally.

A set from the Armani Casa 2022 collection
courtesy of Armani

 

Blending new technologies with local tradition, the Pascal armchair is inspired by the seats of early 20th century ocean liners, but it is enriched with resin and methacrylate elements.

Armani dedicated a space at Silos for accessories, such as the Scarlett leather travel blanket holder, with shoulder strap and metal hooks for canisters, or the Secret bathroom storage unit, both cylindrical and swiveling, made of canneté-effect wood, and a backgammon set. With an eye on sustainability, fabrics scraps from previous collections are used for placemats, pillows and storage boxes. Surprisingly, Armani also presented a wooden sled, and croquet mallets and training ball.

 

 

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