This April, we returned to Milan with a mission: to turn a few square meters into an experience that redefines space. At Salone del Mobile Milano 2025, the world’s most prestigious design fair, ADDrest showcased how adaptable, elegant solutions can make a real difference — not just in aesthetics, but in how we live.

A Real Room, Not Just a Display

Instead of building a booth, we created a real, functional living space: an 8 sqm room that transitioned in seconds from a cozy bedroom to a practical home office. The star of the space was the ADD Comfort bed — a height-adjustable system that glides silently toward the ceiling, revealing a fully equipped work area beneath.

Visitors also experienced the ADD Motion Wall, a motorized wall that redefines flexibility. With a simple push of a button, the space transforms — shifting from open to private in moments, reflecting the demands of modern lifestyles.

Cozy, Thoughtful, and Memorable

Our booth quickly became a point of curiosity and conversation. Architects, interior designers, and hospitality professionals stepped in, intrigued by the simplicity and efficiency of our approach. Many were already familiar with us from previous international fairs — and it was rewarding to know we’ve remained top of mind.

The highlight? Seeing that spark of recognition when visitors understood how our systems could bring freedom and intention to the way spaces are designed and lived in.

Sustainability and Innovation, Side by Side

More than just space-saving, our solutions speak to a deeper goal: reducing material waste, minimizing energy use, and building smarter. Our products are TÜV-certified and engineered for real life, with safety and sustainability at the core.

Looking Ahead

Events like Salone are more than just a showcase — they’re an experience. This year reaffirmed that the need for transformable, sustainable design is not just a trend, but a necessity.

To everyone who stopped by: thank you.

And to those we haven’t met yet — the journey’s just beginning.

“We believe the future of living isn’t bigger — it’s smarter, kinder, and more flexible.”