RODA 2025 COLLECTION

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Salone del Mobile 2025: “La Casa Giardino” (the Garden House)

With a focus on the continuity between home and nature, RODA‘s Salone del Mobile 2025 highlights its design philosophy. This idea is realized in “La Casa Giardino”, which embraces a living dimension with elegant taste while obfuscating the distinction between indoor and outdoor areas. The house grows, embracing the garden as an essential component of daily life and encouraging a genuine relationship between humans and the natural world.

The exhibition path winds around a large pergola, under which some of this year’s novelties take place, then enters a suggestive central garden.

Presented by Le Chateau Living

STRESA by Piero Lissoni
Combining modernity and tradition, Piero Lissoni‘s STRESA collection is a contemporary take on traditional metal garden furniture. The collection features outdoor furniture pieces and a textile proposal in cerulean and teal hues, all presented in a smoke finish and painted aluminum.

STRESA by Piero Lissoni

ASPIC by Gordon Guillaumier
With its sculptural character and sophisticated exposed aggregate finish, Gordon Guillaumier‘s new dining table, ASPIC, is an evolution of the coffee table collection. Inspired by natural tones, the three new nuances—Orange, Green, and Mole—improve the relationship with the outdoor setting.

ASPIC by Gordon Guillaumier

RODA|MISSONI
Additionally, there are new variations for the RODA|MISSONI collection that highlight the visual identity of the renowned Roda collections ORSON and LAWRENCE. New ideas to adorn the Roda collections with Milani patterns, which are the focal point of a special exhibition at the Milani showroom on Solferino throughout the week, continue the synthesis of style created through the collaboration between the two companies and showcased at the most recent Milano Design Week.

RODA|MISSONI

ERICE by Luca Pevere
A new seat called ERICE, named after a small medieval village in Sicily, was designed by Luca Pevere. Its graphic design is based on the weave of traditional Sicilian carpets, and its structure with tube and aluminum belts is a real frame on which the belts draw a geometric pattern made of alternating color blocks, adding a distinctive touch of lightness and decoration.

ERICE by Luca Pevere

The garden beyond the entrance, which features warm, green hues from the PHILIA, BRICK, and MAMBA collections, evokes the elegance and classic charm of secret courtyards in places like Milan.

PHILIA, BRICK, and MAMBA