The Salone Satellite, an event featuring young talent, is probably one of the most exciting sections of the Milan Furniture Fair. It features some of the most inventive prototypes and pieces, and is a must see for all visitors and furniture lovers. This year, students from the University of Belgrade presented their work made from industrial wood, and we happen to love the designs that these students brought to Milan. It’s been hard to pick our favorite, so we’ve decided not to even try. Instead, we leave the decision to you, which is your favorite piece?
Not all of the pieces shown here made it to the show, but we thought they were all deserving of some time in the spotlight. We found each piece to be uniquely versatile, bringing a built-in functionality and a fresh perspective to some design classics. We decided to feature one piece from each student and want you to tell us which one you like best. Vote in our poll!
CAGE, Emir Bećiragić
CIK-CAK, Bojan Crnogaća
COUPLING, Ana Divac
CROSSROAD, Nemanja Aleksić
DNA, Marko Vasiljević
EGO, Jelena Kaličanin
FLEXY, Marija Bjelaković
GREENWOOD, Marija Manojlović
HARMONICA, Aleksandar Stamenović
LINEA2, Milica Nešovanović
LINK, Milica Jović
MAG BAG, Jelena Zečević
MIESROLO, Uroš Vitas
POPCHAIR, Željko Pantić
PYROCUBE, Kristina Radosavljević
ROTO3M, Danijela Todorović
TORSO, Ivana Milovanović
TOUCH ME, Aleksandar Blagojević
TWO, Ivana Mirić
VLAD, Vladan Milovanović
WAVY, Lucija Konjević
ZIG-ZAG, Saša Samardžić
ZILIS, Slobodan Djakovic
Looks like MIESROLO is in the lead. It’s pretty ingenious. But I prefer CROSSROAD. COUPLING is pretty neat too.