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Salone del Mobile 2015
The Milan Design Fair, or Salone del Mobile, is arguably the biggest and most important event in the furniture industry. The 54th edition of the show this year was as exciting as ever, with over 2000 exhibitors showcasing the best in furniture design to more than 310,840 visitors from all over the world. Our dedicated team was thrilled to see the new products of our favourite brands exhibited at the show and to visit their stylish showrooms. Below is a small selection of some of the hot new designs that we captured during our three days in Milan.
Introducing outdoor furniture by Skagerak
The sun is out, and we are already thinking about summer barbecues, swimming pools and afternoon tea in the garden. Perfect timing to welcome the Danish outdoor furniture brand Skagerak to our website.
Join the Couch Club in March and get a free Eames House Bird
Join our Couch Club in March and receive a free Eames House bird with your first order worth £138 when you spend at least £2,000. This is in addition to Couch Club discount.
Couch Club members are the first to hear about our latest promotions, new products and special events. We only send out mailers once every month or two, and you can unsubscribe at any time. As a member, you get 15% off new furniture and lighting orders over £1000, excluding products on clearance, which are already greatly reduced.
Couch Club members are the first to hear about our latest promotions, new products and special events. We only send out mailers once every month or two, and you can unsubscribe at any time. As a member, you get 15% off new furniture and lighting orders over £1000, excluding products on clearance, which are already greatly reduced.
We Love Sofas!
We love sofas, and to celebrate the cosiest month of the year, we are giving away two free Vitra Maharam or Graphic Print cushions with every sofa purchased in February*. The Graphic Print pillows by Alexander Girard were designed in 1961 and are a beautiful combination of motifs from folk art sources and abstract patterns, while the more modern Maharam collection by Hella Jongerius was launched in 2013, based on a series of woven and embroidered fabrics that she designed for The New York textile company Maharam.
