The first certified sustainable furniture fair
Goodbye to monumental stands that live a single and short life, only to be thrown away when the spotlights go out.
For Euroluce, Formafantasma and Lombardini22 have imagined modular structures so that this exhibition project can have continuity, if not within the fair, in other places, as already happened for Design with Nature by Mario Cucinella which was reused for Arte Fiera di Bologna.
Furthermore, the Salone has expanded the guidelines for sustainable set-ups proposed last year to exhibiting companies.
The kermesse will collaborate with suppliers who use recycled, recyclable or reusable materials for the common areas, and will work to regenerate the resources consumed and absorb the waste produced.
“After the 2022 edition which put sustainability at the center of the contents with the large installation by Mario Cucinella”, adds Maria Porro, “we decided to tackle the ISO 20121 certification process because we believe it is fundamental continue our path of sustainability by measuring its progress in a timely manner.
The same reason that prompted us to join the United Nations Global Compact. The certification process is helping us to acquire more skills internally but also in constructive dialogue with all the stakeholders involved.
We are a global event, as organizers we know how important it is to share this ethical and responsible choice with all exhibiting companies, fitters, visitors, and the entire design ecosystem".
An easier exhibition to visit with wayfinding and augmented reality
Another novelty is wayfinding and augmented reality, new features of the official app of the Salone del Mobile, which will help during the visit to identify and locate more easily where you will find the exhibitors, the exhibitions and the places that most interest you.