Another inspiring year at Salone del Mobile! As always this world-renowned furniture fair provides the perfect setting to explore our brand's newest launches all under one (very large!) roof. We also enjoyed visiting our manufacturers in their beautiful showrooms! Today we compile our favourite finds suitable for the hospitality industry, including bars, cafes and restaurants.
Discover what we found to inspire your upcoming projects.
Mattiazzi has released their latest design, Stelo, by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin. Drawing inspiration from the traditional Windsor chair, Stelo nods to classical furniture-making while embracing a modern aesthetic that feels both friendly and inviting. Available in ash or beech and a variety of colour stains.
We were equally impressed by Arco’s Re-volve Light, a recent addition to their collection, drawing inspiration from the existing Re-volve chair. Designing a simple wooden chair that offers true comfort is no easy feat but Re-volve Light achieves it with elegance. Its carefully considered curves and refined proportions ensure ergonomic support, allowing it to adapt naturally to different body types - no matter who sat on it, the consensus was the same.
Zero have come up with a highly sustainable pendant Corka. The aim for the design was that it should be crafted from renewable material, be versatile and durable, and produced using energy-efficient manufacturing processes. And Corka does exactly that. This sweet little design works beautifully in all sorts of settings, particularly, we think, in bright and airy coffee shops.
Pedrali’s rechargeable table light, Filicudi, caught our eye for its multi-use design. Crafted from an extruded aluminium column and a polycarbonate diffuser, the design is easy to dismantle. It also includes an innovative multi-charging system whereby up to ten diffusers can be magnetically stacked and charged simultaneously without external cables. When the diffuser is removed, the column elegantly transforms into a flower vase.
Also new from Pedrali is the Coney chair. Suitable for outdoor use, it is striking yet understated. Available in a wide range of colours (36 finishes) it can also be paired with an optional seat cushion for added comfort. Coney is a stylish and functional choice for everything from restaurant terraces to private gardens.
Bla Station’s popular Turn coffee table extends to a dining range. The bobbin base remains as elegant as ever and the steel footplate makes it remarkably durable and reliable for café environments. The tabletop can be round or square or a “round-square” where the sides are straight, allowing multiple tables to sit together.
Also new from Bla Station is the P.Y.R chair – a functional and honest design it explores the challenges and boundaries of ownership, creativity, and intellectual property. P.Y.R asks: can something so effortlessly iconic still be protected, or is true simplicity destined to be imitated?
Santa & Cole unveil a new white finish for the elegant Sylvestrina portable lamp, adding a fresh layer of sophistication to its timeless design. Inspired by traditional oil lamps, Sylvestrina is simple yet striking, offering a soft, warm glow that creates an intimate atmosphere - perfect for restaurant tables and refined interiors.
As ever the Flos stand was packed with design enthusiasts, eager to see the latest pieces. We particularly liked the Luce Cilindrica suspension light with it's linear formation of glass bubbles.
We hope you’ve enjoyed this selection of standout designs from Salone del Mobile 2025, curated with the hospitality industry in mind.
We understand how challenging it can be to find fresh, inspiring ideas for your projects, and we hope this roundup has sparked some inspiration. If you’re searching for specific pieces or would like a tailored proposal, we’d be happy to help. Please get in touch, our team would love to hear from you.
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