Style: August 02, 2019

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Armani/Casa at
this year’s Milan
Furniture Fair.
- Armani/Casa -
With a name that speaks proudly of sleek lines,
sophistication and heady scents, Armani
hasn’t shied away from turning its hands to interior
design. For the past 19 years, Armani/Casa has been
producing items for every room of the house, and it all
started with a lamp Giorgio Armani designed in 1982.
From the Logo lamp came the first store in 2000,
but four years on, it was time to add an interior design
studio to satisfy clients who just couldn’t get enough of
that Armani touch – one that is all about subtle luxury,
achieved through meticulous detail, fine materials and
nothing positioned without a purpose.
The new collection was revealed in Milan, where,
once again, the brand’s Oriental influences were seen
in motifs and patterns throughout textile, accessory
and tableware items. Light blue, blue, red and pale
gold formed the palette, with the design dialogue
including clean, contemporary and exotic. Whether it’s
a rug, the woven leather Onda chaise lounge or a set
of playing cards (for a game of memory), if the bank
balance allowed, we can certainly see how Giorgio’s
promised sense of well-being could be achieved when
surrounded by such items.
FROM LEFT: Limited-edition Club cocktail cabinet in Ocean Lacquer;
Onda chaise longue; Olsen three-seater sofa.