Salone del Mobile.Milano
Matter returns to the center of the project as the irreproducible and founding condition of architecture. In an era driven by replication and accelerated production, the maison deliberately chooses density, gravity and permanence. Industrial volumes, refined through artisanal precision, emerge as Brutalist and architectural in character — sharp, defined and structurally expressive. Surfaces hold a retro memory, not as nostalgia, but as continuity: a living archive capable of bridging heritage and contemporary vision under the creative direction of Eleonore Cavalli.
Each piece is conceived as a singular project — not by exception, but by vocation — aligned with a research trajectory that has guided the brand for years. Matter is not cladding, but origin. Not finish, but substance.
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The capsule collection, designed by the creative collective NM3 for the brand, will be presented through a pop-up store within the iconic space of 10 Corso Como. Here, Visionnaire engages in dialogue with a new expressive grammar — more radical and structural — capable of speaking to a generation of international collectors attuned to the language of architecture and sculpture.
Visionnaire reactivates its historical archive, reintroducing into the collection iconic armchairs from the 1970s by its mother company IPE, displayed in the Wunderkammer of the Milanese showroom.
Under the sign of Déjà-vu, the project reawakens a historical lexicon, reaffirming its contemporary relevance and continuity of identity. The Wunderkammer is thus transformed into a Listening Room, curated by Marco Morandini — an intimate 1970s-inspired setting conceived as an immersive environment dedicated to sound and permanence, featuring a sound system by Giorgio Di Salvo.
Piazza Cavour 3
Mon–Sat | 09:30 AM – 6:30 PM
A new chapter unfolds at the Visionnaire Milano showroom with Marc Ange, where furniture moves closer to sculpture through a more expressive and symbolic language. Here, matter takes center stage—worked, layered, and shaped with a clear narrative intent.
The monumental Macrodosing table, the totemic Fantino armchair and the Sfogliatella applique—carved from a single block of marble—define a space where each element reinforces the presence and depth of the whole.
Piazza Cavour 3
Mon–Sat | 09:30 AM – 6:30 PM