Our Milan store – located in Via San Marco 1, opening onto Via Solferino 3 – is ready to embrace the Design Week 2025 which will be held from 8 to 13 April. We will present our own interpretation of the Fuorisalone theme “Mondi Connessi” (Connected Worlds): a site-specific installation which we have named “CONN3CTION. Design is future”. Devised by Anonima/Luci, the light design studio headed by Alberto Saggia and Stefania Kalogeropoulos, it is made up of a sequence of ethereal, suspended and dynamic panels that reflect how light and the sky’s hues change naturally over the course of a day, from sunrise to dusk. A fluid movement that starts with green, our colour, and ends with green to start over again, amid a continuous flow of emotions and values. It explains how all things are constantly connected. Sky and earth. Time and space. People and the planet. The transparency of matter emits a delicate tapestry that invites the onlookers to lift their gaze to the sky to change their perspective and take a fresh look at things. It embodies the colour-based philosophy that runs through Arredo3 projects. Today. Tomorrow. Forever.
During the week, the Arredo3 store in Via Solferino will showcase compositions that merge elements taken from different models to produce ever-changing customised solutions. The first proposal, located outside, is Aura, our first outdoor kitchen model. Indoors there will be a composition blending the Asia and Time models fitted with the Brera handle, the Tuttotondo equipped bridge and elements of the Arco collection. There will also be a combined Glass 2.0 and Kalì composition with vertical-sliding Mover back panels featuring the new micro-ribbed-effect glass finish, as well as another Glass 2.0 solution, this time combined with Asia. A Wega kitchen completed with details borrowed from Kalì will wrap up the exhibition.
Lastly, Arredo3 was also invited to feature at the ADI Design Museum in the “New Habitat for Transition” installation on sustainable architecture, devised by the architect Massimiliano Mandarini. It focuses on spaces that everybody can inhabit, according to the Design for All approach, which envisions highly inclusive projects accessible to as many people as possible, regardless of their limitations (for example motor or age-related). The installation also considers the issue of economically accessible spaces made with natural materials, according to a biophilic approach that promotes connectivity between the occupants and nature.
During the Milan Design Week our single-brand store will have long opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00 and Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00.
We look forward to seeing you at the Arredo3 Store Milan-Solferino!
