Milan Design Week 2025 is enriched by a new collaboration between Molteni Vernici and Casaornella, the project curated by Maria Vittoria Paggini that offers a sensory and innovative interpretation of contemporary living. At the heart of this synergy is the use of Molteni Vernici water-based wood finishes, a sustainable and cutting-edge solution for the protection and decoration of wood and parquet surfaces.
THE INNOVATION OF MOLTENI PAINTS FOR CASAORNELLA
Molteni Vernici, leader in special paints for design and architecture, introduces its water-based wood finishes to Casaornella, characterized by high aesthetic and functional performance. This intervention not only enhances the exhibition spaces, but also testifies to the company's commitment to innovation and sustainability.
The finish chosen for Casaornella's parquet floors and other wooden surfaces guarantees long-lasting protection, while enhancing the natural materiality of the wood. The surfaces treated with Molteni Vernici paints are resistant, easy to maintain and free of harmful emissions, making them perfect for an environment where well-being and quality of life are a priority.
CASAORNELLA: A SENSORY DESIGN LABORATORY
Located in the heart of the 5Vie, Casaornella stands out for its fluid and harmonious interpretation of living, combining fine materials and innovative solutions. The choice of Molteni Vernici finishes is perfectly integrated into this context, helping to create an environment that invites experimentation and discovery.
The wooden surfaces treated with the new generation water finishes of Molteni Vernici blend with the white walls of Ting Paint and with the material accents of the Fluid tiles by Quintsenza, creating an intimate and refined atmosphere. The Casaornella design thus finds a perfect synthesis between aesthetics and functionality, thanks to the contribution of sustainable technologies that guarantee excellent results over time.
SPECIAL PAINTS FOR AN ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
Molteni Vernici water-based wood finishes are a conscious choice for those looking for high-end aesthetic solutions without compromising environmental sustainability. This innovative technology makes it possible to obtain perfectly finished surfaces with a reduced environmental impact, eliminating the use of harmful solvents and reducing VOC emissions.
At Milan Design Week 2025, the collaboration between Molteni Vernici and Casaornella stands as a concrete example of how design can evolve in a responsible way, responding to the needs of an audience that is increasingly attentive to quality and eco-sustainability.
AN EXPERIENCE TO LIVE AT MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2025
Casaornella will be open to the public during Milan Design Week from 7 to 13 April 2025, offering an immersive experience in an environment that celebrates design as a sensory and inclusive language. Visitors will be able to experience first-hand the innovation of Molteni Vernici water-based wood finishes and appreciate their aesthetic and functional qualities within an exceptional design context.
This synergy between Molteni Vernici and Casaornella demonstrates how the research and development of advanced materials can help to redefine contemporary spaces, offering durable and environmentally friendly solutions.
Technological innovation and environmental sustainability are the keys to the new era of design, and the partnership between Molteni Vernici and Casaornella at Milan Design Week 2025 is a perfect testimony to this. Molteni Vernici's water-based wood finishes not only enhance the natural beauty of wooden surfaces, but also represent a conscious choice for a more sustainable future.
The appointment is in Casaornella, in the heart of Milan, to discover how special paints
Molteni Vernici can transform the living space with style, innovation and respect for the environment.
HERE, THE DESIGN IS NOT EXPOSED. YOU CROSS. IF YOU LIVE.
ORNELLA'S HOUSE
Via Conca del Naviglio, 10 25123 Milan
Press Preview:
Sunday, April 6, 2025 | 13:00 — 19:00
Opening Party by invitation:
Sunday, April 6, 2025 | 19:00 — 20:00
Open to the public:
Mon 7/Sat 12 April 2025 | 10:00 — 18:00
Sun, April 13 | 10:00 — 16:00
