Part One: Highlights from Salone del Mobile 2015 in Milan

Leclettico, a Milan based creative, Interior and Design studio founded by Claudio Loria

Pietro Russo - Diamond-Shaped Bookshelf

This diamond-shaped library was designed with the intention of creating a subtle separation with a graphic and geometric element. The single diamond shapes, as a whole, form a structure that is visually balanced.

Tondo Doni

This majestic ring made of grey lime wood is a copy of the frame of the “Tondo Doni”, the masterpiece of Michelangelo Buonarroti. Daniele Nencioni spent one year to reproduce the clay model of the frame, going each Monday to the Galleria degli Uffizi, the Florentine museum where the original frame is exposed. This piece of fine workmanship depicts heads of saints and mythological figures and is crowned by a representation of Christ.

“Ri-frazioni” by Andrea Anastasio

“Marwoolus” by Marco Guazzini

“Marwoolus” by Marco Guazzini

Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran invested in their individual experience with the profession and study of Design, Art and Fashion, and founded Dimore Studio in 2003

Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran invested in their individual experience with the profession and study of Design, Art and Fashion, and founded Dimore Studio in 2003

Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran invested in their individual experience with the profession and study of Design, Art and Fashion, and founded Dimore Studio in 2003

Lampe Gras, Wall&Decò wallpaper at RAW, via Palermo

Leclettico, a Milan based creative, Interior and Design studio founded by Claudio Loria

Lee Broom / Split mirror

Lee Broom / Carpetry chaise longue

Making of Jasper Morrison's Handmade Chair

Wallpaper Handmade Exhibition, skilled Craftsmanship on Jasper Morrison's 12 limited edition alluminum chair

Making of Jasper Morrison's Handmade Chair

Wallpaper Handmade Exhibition, skilled Craftsmanship on Jasper Morrison's 12 limited edition alluminum chair

Precious Storage glass Vault / Spazio Pontaccio

Mesh lamp by Francisco Gomez Paz and Luceplan

Brodie Neill: Super Nova table

Movements, an interactive installation by London- based designer Philippe Malouin @ Palazzo Serbelloni

Maurizzio Cattelan

Maurizio Cattelan's sculpture L.O.V.E. but popularly known as The Middle Finger - out front the Milan stock exchange- facade and finger light mapped during an open air after party

Design and exceptional craftsmanship abound in Milan for the 2015 Salone del Mobile. Every corner of the city - including private palazzos and high end retail establishments – are transformed into an exhibition space showing local and global furniture design. Highlights include artist Maurizio Cattelan's LOVE sculpture, which is just a middle finger, outside the Milano Stock Exchange splashed with film projections. Also, Wallpaper and Leclettico bring you an exhibition of high-end handmade wares. Browse through photos above to see much more. Full coverage and photos by Juanco Viso for Autre.