Fendi Japan New products announced at Fendi Casa Milano Design Week!

[Fendi Japan] New products announced at Fendi Casa Milano Design Week! ​ Fendi Japan Press release: April 8, 2025 Fendi releases new products at Casa Milano Design Week!
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/3876/511/3876-511-426398b666cdff2b35d29a0519bffa8c-1724×802.png FENDI Casa continues its journey to explore new styles, balance and expression during Milan Design Week 2025, evolving the brand’s unique language and aesthetic. Inheriting the Maison’s outstanding
craftsmanship, this year’s collection brightens up the historic milestone of its 100th anniversary. The 2025 Fendi Casa collection creates a new mood by combining timeless icons with innovative ideas, materials, colors and sophisticated finishes. While embracing the unpredictability of trends, we balance contemporary and timeless aesthetics. This conceptual fluidity is rooted in the brand’s unwavering style, allowing it to foresee the direction of contemporary design and embrace creative talent.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/3876/511/3876-511-1ce48122eab2b7f1a38ee7d904db031c-3900×2600.jpg As part of this, Silvia Venturini Fendi’s efforts to discover and support young talent are further strengthened through the
participation of British designer Lewis Kemmenoe, with whom Fendi collaborated, at Design Miami/ 2024. Luis Kemenoe has curated the concept and window displays for the iconic Fendi Casa boutique in Piazza della Scala, where he will showcase his work. The shapes he places on the panels in the exhibition space evoke the tailoring techniques used to cut materials and the techniques of leather craft, creating a metaphysical scene that pays homage to creativity and savoir-faire.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/3876/511/3876-511-23981565d8486dff16c70ff691c89182-3000×2000.jpg The interior has a unique duality. The side facing Via Manzoni is dominated by metallic materials, sensuality and luxury. The side facing Via Verdi is characterized by natural textures, more organic shapes, an interplay of tones and shades, and a refined, understated elegance. The result is a balance of contrasts. On the one hand, we see a luxurious palette of grays and blacks, precise and refined volumes, and on the other – light wood, bamboo and soft lines. New additions to the collection include the Later sofa, designed by Ceriani Szostak. Its name refers to primum laterem (Latin for first brick), but also later (English for later), expressing the contrast between material and spiritual lightness. This modular seating system is inspired by the masterpiece of rationalist architecture that houses Fendi’s headquarters in Rome, with soft, cradling arches surrounded by rigid square frames in metal, leather or fabric. “FENDI Cover” is a sofa with a soft and rounded shape, created by the creative team “FF Design” (FF Designed by This sofa features a fashion concept that allows you to change your clothes and accessories, making it the perfect companion for both casual and sophisticated occasions. Here, a variety of fabrics, leathers, colors and details beautifully express Fendi’s iconic codes. Leather is an important element in creating the thickness of the cushion and is also used in the underskirt. Piping choices can also be a stylish addition, from linear tone-on-tone options to the iconic ‘pecan’ spiral in a rich color palette. Image
URL: https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/3876/511/3876-511-45a0f8cd8ed2890dea2f527870285f7d-3000×1961.jpg Another new addition to the collection is the Twist chair, designed by Stefano Gallizioli. It has a wooden construction, with or without armrests, and is upholstered in leather or a combination of leather and fabric. The armrest has a sinuous, ribbon-like curve, creating an elegant swirling effect. Designed by Peter Mabeo, who created the new soft-lined FF logo, the Efo coffee table draws inspiration from two new product initiatives: the Efo side table and the Efo cabinet. The side table is available in Fendi Yellow and is available in ceramic, wood or a combination of both. Efo cabinets reflect the designer’s signature style, expressing primitive, rich, rounded shapes in warm or dark woods. The two F’s each form a handle on the door, and when the door is closed, they combine to form the “FF” logo.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/3876/511/3876-511-b7dce2252d0163ac3d2d116930c159e0-3000×1943.jpg In addition to these new releases, there are also numerous additions to existing product lines. The Lunar coffee table by Jonas van Put has now become a smaller series with the launch of a dining table version and a bedside table. “Arches” by atelier oï The table features new shapes and materials. A small table is launched based on the Blurred console, while a side table with the same belt buckle detail is inspired by Toan Nguyen’s Soho sofa. The iconic Peekaboo by
Controvento Collective The bag-inspired Peekasit seating system now includes a bed called Peekasleep, which can be paired with a special blanket. Beds in the “Fun Fendi” series by Atelier Oy feature headboards with a wider, more enveloping or higher design. The Ford table top has a metallic finish, while the Sigillo table now has a gradient glass top. A variety of new materials and finishes adorn the collection, from black and gray to glossy chrome. The Metropolis coffee table by Atelier Oy has a new finish, combining glossy bronze with a highly transparent glass top. The base of the Bottini side table is made of stone or resin, but this season it is also available in shiny, polished metal.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/3876/511/3876-511-f20545056884aa0839d067f7af6ce430-3000×2000.jpg Complementing the collection, the FENDI Stitch (FFD) bicolour coffee table is entirely covered in leather and embodies exceptional craftsmanship, reminiscent of harness-making traditions. The design stands out for its sophisticated color combinations and use of infilatura, a weaving technique that emphasizes the placement of materials and attention to detail. The Two More (FFD) stool and ottoman feature exquisite leather workmanship, embellished with contrasting color details and can be further customized with woven leather edges and micropiping. A new version of the Selbit cabinet is now available, featuring a sophisticated patchwork effect that cleverly combines three types of wood.