Maldini introduces the latest from Lago
Purveyors of luxury Italian furniture, it’s no secret that Maldini stocks some of the finest, most exclusive names in the industry.
From contemporary designs by Porada, Catellan Italia and Arketip to playful pieces by Qeeboo, the company is known for its top contemporary modern furniture collections in the home, corporate and hospitality industries.
The latest addition to Maldini’s collection is the latest from LAGO.
The company unveiled 60 new products and features at this year’s Design Week in Milan, including 26 new products and designs, 20 plus restyles of some of its most iconic pieces and a debut lighting collection consisting of five statement pieces – all designed with the theme “Never Stop Leading The Change” in mind.
With a focus on sustainability, the brand has committed to “a resolute approach to sustainability based on empathy and cooperation”.
“With the campaign ‘Never Stop Leading The Change’, we aim to reinforce the sense of urgency in bringing about change and leading by example, taking charge of the issue of sustainability in multiple respects,” explains Daniele Lago, CEO and Head of Design at LAGO S.p.A.
“For some time now, LAGO has considered the challenges of our time among the cardinal points of its business approach, a real moral duty, as a community of people and as a company. We have turned this commitment into something tangible this year with the LAGO Sustainability Circle: a company hub for channelling our efforts and resources. Investments of almost three million Euros have already been made and a quarter of all LAGO staff are involved, making this a real driver of change”.
Lago is locally available at Maldini.
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