05/21/2026

Road to Salone: 2026

In the weeks leading up to Salone del Mobile, we highlighted a selection of brands, product lines, and material stories that reflect the range of work represented at 210 Design House.

This post brings those campaigns together in one place, from new introductions and evolving collections to the details that continue to define each brand’s point of view. Consider it a recap of our Road to Salone series, and a closer look at the design conversations that shaped our anticipation for this year’s fair.

Glas Italia

Glass becomes a study in light, structure, and spatial expression through Glas Italia’s distinct approach to contemporary interiors. This gallery highlights a selection of works by Philippe Starck, Nendo, and Glas Italia’s in-house team, each reflecting the brand’s ongoing exploration of transparency, reflection, and material precision.

Wall&Deco

Wall&decò brings a bold architectural perspective to surface design, transforming walls into expressive elements through texture, scale, and visual depth. This gallery highlights the brand’s ability to move between statement installations and quieter architectural backdrops, offering designers a way to bring atmosphere, emotion, and artistry into contemporary interiors.

Arflex

Arflex brings a distinctly modern approach to comfort, balancing soft forms, technical precision, and a long history of Italian furniture design. This gallery highlights the brand’s continued exploration of seating through relaxed volumes, modular construction, and expressive materials, reflecting a design language that feels both timeless and forward-looking.

Misuraemme

MisuraEmme brings a refined sense of craftsmanship to contemporary living, balancing modern Italian design with thoughtful materiality and precise detailing. This gallery highlights the brand’s approach to furniture as part of a larger interior language, shaping the home through pieces that feel considered, functional, and quietly elegant.

Noorth & Vitage, Milldue Edition

Noorth and Vitage offer two distinct perspectives on the bathroom, each rooted in material refinement, proportion, and a highly considered approach to function. This gallery highlights Noorth’s architectural clarity through the Touch line, alongside Vitage’s more classic expression through Tailor and Four Seasons. Together, they show how the bathroom can move beyond utility and become an extension of the home’s larger design language.

Modulnova

Modulnova approaches the kitchen through material, proportion, and precision, creating systems that feel both architectural and deeply livable. This gallery highlights a range of distinct expressions, from the refined versatility of Skill and the rhythm of Vertical to the sculptural presence of Blade, the tactile quality of Groove, and the more experimental edge of Blade Lab. Together, they reflect Modulnova’s ability to shape modern living through detail, restraint, and material depth.

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