At Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026, Spanish furniture brands Dressy, Moblibérica and Musola presented their latest interior and outdoor collections, drawing strong international attention from architects, designers and contract buyers.
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Sharing a joint stand, the three brands, part of the Mobiliario Auxiliar de Diseño group, demonstrated a cohesive approach to contemporary furniture design, combining distinct identities with a shared focus on quality manufacturing and material innovation.
Dressy introduced five new interior furniture pieces, Balma, Join, Lugga, Nubo and Joplin, developed in collaboration with designers including Santiago Sevillano, Yonoh Studio, Arnau Reyna and Sergio Rochas. The collection focused on auxiliary furniture, balancing refined aesthetics with everyday functionality, reinforcing the brand's position in the high-end segment.
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Moblibérica, known for its Mediterranean-based production, showcased three new designs: the Gavi chair in a swivel version, alongside the Alba and Horta tables. The pieces emphasised curved forms and material precision, attracting interest particularly from hospitality and contract sectors seeking adaptable, contemporary furniture solutions.
Outdoor specialist Musola presented three new products, including a metallic version of the Boira modular sofa designed by Carlos Guijarro, the Vairea chair by Yonoh Studio made entirely from recycled materials, and the Mentha table, inspired by Art Nouveau influences. The collection highlighted the brand's commitment to sustainability, with expanded fabric and surface options supporting customisation for outdoor environments.
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Across the stand, the integration of new materials, finishes and modular solutions reflected a broader shift towards flexible, design-led furniture systems suited to both residential and contract interiors.
The group's participation reinforced its growing international presence, with strong engagement from global buyers and designers confirming continued demand for Mediterranean-inspired furniture that combines craftsmanship, sustainability and contemporary design language.
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