Pedrali back in Oslo for Designers’ Saturday

Pedrali back in Oslo for Designers’ Saturday
Pedrali back in Oslo for Designers’ Saturday
The Italian company takes part in the most important biennial design event in Norway

Pedrali takes part in Designers’ Saturday, the leading Norwegian event dedicated to design and interior architecture, held in Oslo from 12 to 14 September. The biennial event brings together over 150 international exhibitors and welcomes more than 6,000 industry professionals, turning the Norwegian capital into a meeting spot for designers, architects and companies. The 2025 edition is inspired by the theme “Repurpose”, which invites reflection on the role of design in creating more sustainable solutions.
 
Mancini Contract Furniture showroom hosts an installation showcasing Pedrali collections with a focus on the latest novelties, including Coney outdoor seating collection, designed by Mandelli Pagliarulo and  made of curved and strong tubular frame, Nemea chair by Cazzaniga Mandelli Pagliarulo – which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year – presented in a new version in walnut wood featuring a seat upholstered in polyurethane foam. Lamorisse Lounge & Sofa collection, also designed by Cazzaniga Mandelli Pagliarulo, finds its place. Made of ash wood, its main feature is the contrast between the sober shape of the wooden frame and the soft, generous and enveloping cushion. The collection is paired with Twiny rug by DWA Design Studio, characterised by a polypropylene yarn suitable for outdoor use and Caementum monoblock coffee tables by Marco Merendi and Diego Vencato, in the new glossy finish. Among the products on display, is the Philía outdoor seating collection designed by Odo Fioravanti, reminiscent of the traditional Italian garden chairs, Stiel seating collection by Sebastian Herkner, paired with Blume table by the same designer, Laja 2 armchairs by Alessandro Busana, Volt chairs by Claudio Dondoli and Marco Pocci, as well as Souvenir chairs by Eugeni Quitllet, the latter two both made of 60% recycled polypropylene from post-industrial waste.