The world of design and furnishing is back in the limelight with the 62nd edition of the Salone del Mobile in Milan, and one of the main attractions is EuroCucina, the reference event in the sector after the post-covid period.
This year, one of the predominant trends in the kitchen pavilion is undoubtedly the outdoor lifestyle, which transforms any outdoor space, from the garden to the balcony, into an ideal place for barbecues, growing aromatic plants or simply enjoying an open-air lunch with friends.
Compared to previous years, there is a marked change of direction in the colours used, with a strong inclination towards neutral tones inspired by nature, such as beige, pink and above all green, especially sage and mauve green, colours that dominate among the kitchens on display.
The design is increasingly moving towards rounded shapes, with walls stepping aside to make room for new aesthetic and functional elements, giving the rooms a more welcoming and organic atmosphere.
But the real revolution manifests itself in the call for sustainability, which permeates every aspect of furniture and design, a revolution also fully embraced by the ICRO Group, which for several years now has been committing its laboratories to the production of increasingly sustainable and high-performance wood coatings.
From the choice of materials to the production phase, there is a growing commitment to ever greener production cycles: furniture, lamps and household appliances are no longer conceived solely for their functionality and aesthetics, but are designed so that they can be easily repaired, reconditioned, reused, shared and recycled, representing a fundamental turning point in the world of contemporary design.
The Salone del Mobile di Milano once again confirms its role as a privileged showcase for trends and innovations in the furnishing and design sector, offering enthusiasts and professionals the opportunity to discover the latest innovations and be inspired by a more sustainable and responsible future.
