Wewood - Portuguese Joinery was pleased to announce its participation in this year's Salone del Mobile in Milan, one of the world's most important stages for contemporary furniture and design. The fair presented a fitting opportunity to share what it had been working on: new directions, new collaborators, and a renewed engagement with the values that have always guided its work.
© WewoodOpera Chair.
This edition saw the debut of new pieces by Christian Haas, Fabricio Ronca, Ümit Çağlar and Rafael Oliva, four designers whose distinct sensibilities continued to enrich and expand the Wewood universe. They were joined by recent launches by Alan Gilles, Dan Yeffet and Erno Dierckx, works that had already found their place within the collection and that the brand was proud to bring to a wider audience. Alongside these, a curated selection of icons from the catalogue served as a reminder of the continuity and craftsmanship that underpin everything they do.
Salone del Mobile also marked the launch of the new Wewood catalogue, a hardcover volume of over 300 pages, carefully conceived as a fresh and immersive way to experience the collection. Designed around an entirely new visual language, it brought together the complete range in a format that went beyond a simple product index. It also offered a first look at the new pieces introduced at iSaloni, making it both a document of where the brand stood and a glimpse of what lay ahead. The catalogue was available at the stand throughout the fair.
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About the company
Wewood – Portuguese Joinery is a Portuguese heritage design brand specialized in designing and producing exclusive solid wood furniture. Family-owned, independent, environmentally and socially responsible, we are a design house committed to maintaining production in an artisanal, creative, innovative and responsible way.
Made in Portugal since 1964, we are proud of our heritage grounded in the principles of quality of materials, durable construction and timeless design. Like our business, our furniture is made to be passed down from one generation to another without losing its charm.
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