Antoniolupi at Salone del Mobile 2023

Antoniolupi's newest collections are an exchange of ideas and knowledge, set against the backdrop of via Porta Tenaglia and surrounding Parco Sempione views. The Milano showroom, through fourteen large windows, provides a interactive space to discuss design and future features. 

Daily life is given a new entity of transformation and vision with Antoniolupi's Atelier home living collection. The collection includes a series of products from beds and sofa, to armchairs and tables. All created by renowned designers Carlo Colombo, gumdesign, and Al Studio.

Antoniolupi presents it's newest finish Icemood, a silk effect that is applied externally for an elegant and refined look. Icemood was created through a high level of research and technical development by the Antoniolupi team, available in a wide range of enriching colours. The finish is also suitable for both outdoor and indoor use, with a non-yellowing technology to combat signs of ageing.

Cristalmood, a stone-like clear resin material, also received an upgrade with two new colour options: Melograno and Bronzo, two of the sixteen stunning finishes available. Manually manufactured and processed, Cristalmood is authentic and unique in colour, size, and texture.

Colormood is an exclusive finish that delivers a velvety touch and infinite aesthetic possibilities. Personally quality controlled by Antoniolupi's craftsman and technicians, Colormood is highly resistant to stains, anti-fingerprint, resistant to micro-scratches, and non-reflected of light. The treatment allows for an opaque quality that adapts exceptionally to any space. Soft to the touch, Colormood can be combined with all Antoniolupi collections. 

Colours available include Iceberg, Ramerino, Define, Basalto, Smoke, Mamba, Argilla, Lichene, and Serena.

The Cristalmood_021 collection reflects expressions of lights, stories, emotions, horizons, sea and ancient villages. These colours also represent meaning of feelings and identity, a search through complexities of the self. Milan Design Week expanded the range with four new colors: 

MOSTATO

A deep an mysterious red reminiscent of pomegranates, scarlet flowers and red autumn leaves. 

BARRIQUE

An aged musky tone inspired by fruity woods, vanilla and spices, and stories in front of the fireplace.

NOTTURNO

A deep vast blue that encourages dreamlike mystery and whimsical darkness.

VESPERO

A radiating warm hue, as intense as a sunset and ranging from bright orange to brick brown.