From appliances to built-ins, here are 12 design trends unveiled at Milan Design Week 2022 setting the benchmark for stylish kitchens
After a four-year hiatus, EuroCucina made a stunning return to the Salone del Mobile Milano 2022 trade fair, held in Italy during Milan Design Week. Focusing on the culinary space, the highly anticipated bi-annual fair is considered the most important kitchen design exhibition in the world.
This year was particularly inspiring as over eighty exhibitors revealed a flurry of innovations that combine material experimentation, design, and technology. Best of all, the installations were crafted as multisensory experiences that reflect the growing importance of the culinary space in our abodes.
Here, we identify 12 key trends that will be shaping the way we make the kitchen the heart of our homes, as seen at EuroCucina, and other pop-up installations held in the city during Milan Design Week.
Less kitchen, more design
Luca Nichetto’s new project for Scavolini, as seen at the EuroCucina booth, blurs the boundaries between built-ins for the kitchen and the rest of the home with Jeometrica. A complete cabinetry solution characterised and inspired by art installations and informed by the study of graphic lines, this expressive collection ensures stylistic consistency throughout the home.
Customisation options allow for individual expression, an example being the wall panel which is available in different shapes and sizes and may be installed vertically or horizontally. The designer also designed chairs, stools, tables and lamps to complete the look.