Day 3 at MDW 2025: The Design Dialogue Continues in Milan

As we find ourselves approaching the midway point into the 63rd edition of Milan Design Week, the world’s design capital feels like a living archive – each district layered with ideas, textures, and voices. On Day 3 of the world’s premium design event, we saw a shift — from statement pieces to quieter, more intentional work — and a deeper focus on storytelling.

We started off the day by visiting the Fama booth, where we
saw their new fabric sofas, combining soft textures with soothing shades and
new chic prints. While the sofas in different hues offer a soothing palette and
plush seating that enriches any living space, Fama’s printed sofas inspiredfrom Javier Mariscal’s art offer a canvas of comfort where textile meets
imagination in every stitch.

Next up, we visited the Koinor booth where we came across
their collection of designs that help in unwinding effortlessly while wrapped
in elegance. While their rocking armchairs bring motion and relaxation into
perfect balance, their sofas unite sleek design with cutting-edge technology –
a true celebration of artful silhouettes meeting expressive hues in
harmony.

We then visited the Natuzzi stall where we stumbled upon
their new Mindful 365 sofas. These sofas implement their state-of-the-art
triple motion mechanism and “365” seating system to nurture complete relaxation
for the mind and body – while ensuring the perfect balance between breathing
and heart rate for holistic wellness. We then moved on to the NicolettiHome
installation where we experienced their new recliners featuring fully
adjustable headrests – courtesy of a mechanism that supports both forward and backward
motion.

Sofas continued to steal the spotlight on Day 3, as we
discovered a plethora of sofas that combine heritage with innovation. Modular
muses in motion, shaped by softness and stillness – we saw NicolettiHome sofas
featuring plush cushioning and adjustable backrests for complete relaxation,
followed by pieces from Pianca and Calia Italia that were the definition of
sleek silhouettes and thoughtful craftsmanship – thoroughly engineered for
personalised comfort.

Next, we visited the Alf outfit where we came across their
desks and dining tables – while their desks designed for focus support clarity
without compromising on design, their lacquered tables strike a perfect balance
between shine and structure. We capped off the day by visiting the Jaked x Connubia collaboration outfit – a lightweight and sustainable piece inspired by
the fluidity of athletic movement, and which is perfect for any setting – from
the living room to the gym.
As the third day of Milan Design Week 2025 came to a close,
it was clear that the conversation around design is deepening. The focus has
shifted from the purely visual to the conceptual — where craft, context, and
cultural narrative take center stage. Stay tuned on our socials and website as
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