BONALDO NIGHT AREA 2026 WHEN THE BEDROOM TAKES CENTRE STAGE

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Architecture Meets the Art of Sleeping

Who says the bedroom has to play a supporting role? For Bonaldo, the bedroom is no longer just a place to sleep, but an integral part of the home’s overall character.

Belloalto

Presented as part of Architecture of Objects at Salone del Mobile.Milano, Night Area 2026 explores the sleeping area through a series of distinct designs. Beds and bedroom accessories are conceived not as isolated pieces, but as elements that contribute to the identity and atmosphere of the room.

The collection brings together different expressions rather than a single matching set, allowing each piece to have its own character while sharing Bonaldo’s attention to proportion, material and detail. Among the new proposals are Belloalto, a bed designed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, the Isabey bedside table, also by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, and Holden, a bed by Massimo Castagna.

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Designed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, Belloalto brings a sense of generous proportion to the bedroom. Its defining feature is a high headboard conceived as a wide, comfortable support element, giving the bed a strong visual presence. Soft, rounded lines meet a substantial bed frame, creating a balance between solidity and comfort. Rich materials and tailored detailing add a timeless quality, allowing the design to feel refined without becoming overly formal.

Isabey

The same design language extends to the Isabey bedside table, also designed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti. Available in one- and two-drawer versions, the piece plays with curved wooden surfaces and carefully calibrated volumes. In the one-drawer version, the metal base becomes a defining detail, its paired vertical elements recalling classical columns. Combined with warm wood finishes, the effect brings a more intimate and refined character to the bedside.

Taking a more restrained approach, Holden, designed by Massimo Castagna, centres on the relationship between a generously proportioned headboard and a low, compact bed frame. Its clean silhouette is interrupted by a distinctive oblique cut across the headboard, an understated gesture that adds visual interest without disrupting its continuity.

Isabey

Recessed feet further lighten the composition, allowing the bed to appear almost suspended above the floor. Every element is carefully considered, resulting in a piece that feels light and composed while retaining a strong presence.

Together, Belloalto, Isabey and Holden reveal Bonaldo’s vision of the bedroom as part of a larger design narrative. Rather than simply furnishing the sleeping area, Night Area 2026 gives each piece a role in shaping the mood and character of the room—and, ultimately, the home.

Holden