8 Must-Have Products From Milan

Quality furnishings released at Salone del Mobile.

1. Designer: Karim Rashid for T.D.

Product: Aperture.

Standout: Motion-triggered LEDs light up a recessed catchall, ultra-practical for keys and such when this mirror is hung in a foyer.

2. Designer: Paola Navone for Baxter.

Product: Matera.

Standout: The Interior Design Hall of Fame member’s outdoor tables are made of a resin-bonded composite marble, pretty enough to bring inside. 

3. Designer: Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Danskina.

Product: Semis.

Standout: Like a field viewed from above, this rug’s grid of dots, hand-knotted in Tibetan wool and cotton, changes density and height.

4. Designer: Patrick Norguet for Emu Group.

Product: Nef.

Standout: Polyester cords are interwoven and fastened to an aluminum chair frame in a manner inspired by early hot-air balloons. 

5. Designer: Ron Gilad for Molteni & C.

Product: Teorema.

Standout: A single panel of American walnut is folded and glued to create storage units that can stand alone or be stacked, aligned or offset. 

6. Designer: Mårten Claesson, Eero Koivisto, and Ola Rune for Artifort.

Product: Palladio.

Standout: The modernist architecture of Le Corbusier inspired Claesson Koivisto Rune’s open storage units with shelves in veneer or lacquer. 

7. Designer: Patricia Urquiola of Cassina.

Product: Floe Insel.

Standout: Travels through the Greenland Sea gave this Interior Design Hall of Fame member her idea for a sofa like a floating island.

8. Designer: Paolo Lucidi and Luca Pevere for Gebrüder Thonet Vienna.

Product: Chignon.

Standout: Stained ash bentwood takes a playful, bun-related turn with the plump upholstery of LucidiPevere’s chair.