A focus on innovation, functional quality, beauty, craftsmanship and sustainability, for the latest iteration of HOMI, following the two special editions in March and September after the pandemic. From 26 to 29 January (at Fieramilano Rho), the Milanese event-symbol in the field of home decorating opens its gates, examining the latest lifestyle trends on the national and international scene.
Amidst the many discouraging consequences, the lockdown had the positive effect of intensifying our experience of the home environment: we understood its defects and virtues, we learned to appreciate our dwellings, grasping the importance of a welcoming habitat that represents our true identity.
HOMI is about all this and more: décor complements, accessories, embellishments, tableware, kitchenware, textiles and fragrances are the true protagonists of what is a unique trade fair full of ideas, appointments and new developments.
About 400 companies will be on hand with over 500 brands, 40% from abroad, specifically from 28 countries including France, Spain, Germany, Holland and the United Kingdom, which this year is represented by about 20 dynamic, innovative brands that have chosen the Italian market together for the presentation of the latest creations in 2023.
HOMI presents themes, styles and materials to respond to requirements and necessities of all kinds, through ongoing market analysis that focuses on the art of Saper Fare, or know-how all its aspects. The national and international scenario of the sector thus becomes a meeting point between exhibitors and buyers, confirming the event’s status as an exceptional showcase for products of high quality, as well as an opportunity for updating offered to retailers and sector professionals.
The program includes various moments of training on a range of themes: from the design talks produced in partnership with Polidesign with a focus on sustainability and innovative materials, to the presentations for interaction on the evolution of retail and domestic spaces, conducted by international interior designers from countries like Canada, Denmark, Greece, Finland, Korea, Spain and the United States. The schedule also includes in-dept coverage of digital technologies and consumer trends, as well as seminars to reinforce client relations.
Two new installations underscore the values of this edition of HOMI, the first true post-Covid iteration: A Vista D’uomo and Skyline narrate new developments in a constantly evolving domestic habitat, where products in all their aspects are enhanced from multiple viewpoints. A concept in line with the leitmotif of HOMI: the best of Made in Italy combined with creativity and sustainability.
