Over 220,000 square metres will include the International Furniture Exhibition, Eurocucina / the International Kitchen Furniture Exhibition, the new SaloneUfficio / the International Biennial Workspace Exhibition (formerly EIMU) – the new name says it all – which will tie in with other events such as the International Bathroom Exhibition, the International Furnishing Accessories Exhibition and SaloneSatellite, launch pad for the up-and-coming generation.
Beside the excellence of the commercial offering,
the huge variety of new products, the choreographed display stands and the faultless arrangements that ensure that any visit to the exhibition complex is rendered easier and more user-friendly, I Saloni have put together an unmissable range of collateral events both at the exhibition centre and in the city.
The greatest surprise will be the event set against
the backdrop of the Sforzesco Castle, in which an internationally-renowned artist and an icon of Milan's and Italy's cultural heritage par excellence will take part, as well as one of the most famous works of art in the world, setting the seal once again on the happy relationship between the Saloni and the Comune of Milan.

The enterprises that privately decide to show new collections out of ordinary Salone areas disagree with the original exposition convention and the presence of functional communication instruments become essential to avoid confusion and to prevent interest dispersion.For many of these enterprises this alternative solution become a way to put furniture and collections’ items in a new dimension, out of everyday market locations. Objects appear unusually independent from their industrial production, playing like actors in theatrical performances.