MDF Italia at Salone del Mobile 2025: redefining form through lightness and modularity

Inspired by the equestrian world, the Cantle armchair by Marco Lavit is defined by a curved backrest that recalls the rear of a saddle—an ergonomic feature that offers both support and a sense of embrace. The distinctive V-shaped brackets serve as both functional and decorative elements, reducing the volume of the padding and revealing the elegance of the double-sided leather and fabric upholstery.

The Cantle Low Table echoes the same graphic, lightweight silhouette, with a steel frame that reprises the collection’s signature detail. Available in various wood and lacquer finishes, it is designed for dynamic, flexible modular arrangements.

Designed by Yabu Pushelberg, Archie is a chair that balances structural integrity with visual lightness. Slender legs flow seamlessly into a curved backrest, creating a continuous, sculptural form. Each visible joint reveals a thoughtful construction process—a deliberate trace of the design’s integrity.

Fully disassemblable and developed in line with circular economy principles, Archie embodies the meeting of inventive design and MDF Italia’s technical expertise.

Designed by Xavier Lust, S Table is defined by its sculptural base with a distinctive S-shaped twist—a hallmark of the Belgian designer’s language of dynamic, flowing curves.

The base comes in Cristalplant®—a hypoallergenic, non-toxic, technologically advanced material—or in cement, available in white and anthracite, both suitable for outdoor use.

With the Cristalplant® base, the tabletop options include Cristalplant®, marble, and matte lacquer. The cement version is offered in a monomaterial configuration or paired with a glass top, available in transparent, extra-clear, or smoked finishes.

With its diverse materials and finishes, S Table lends itself gracefully to residential and contract environments, indoors or out.

Jean-Marie Massaud’s Rock Table blends the elegance of fluid form with the solidity of material. The lightweight top appears to float above the substantial concrete base, creating a striking contrast between mass and visual lightness.

Available in a wide range of finishes—from wood to lacquer to gritted concrete—and in various heights and dimensions, Rock Table is suited to both residential and hospitality contexts, offering sculptural presence and design adaptability.

Twenty years after its debut, the Random bookcase remains an icon of contemporary design. Created by Neuland Industriedesign, it retains its signature graphic rhythm and architectural rigor.

Now offered in new configurations—Random 2C, 3C, and 5C—and an expanded palette that includes the warm, textured finish of Random Wood, the collection is more versatile than ever.

Randomito offers a reinterpretation on a smaller scale: a modular wall-mounted bookcase with the same dynamic spirit as the original, acting as a lightweight, sculptural accent that brings movement and personality to any setting.