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ミラノデザインウィーク2026は、音がインテリアデザインの新たなフロンティアであることを証明した

Milan Design Week 2026 Proved That Sound Is the New Frontier of Interior Design

2026年ミラノデザインウィークで「音」がインテリアの新たなデザイン素材として浮上。空間の未来は、見た目だけでなく"どう響くか"で決まる時代へ。
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In April 2026, Milan Design Week made a striking argument: the future of interiors will be shaped not only by what we see, but also by what we hear. Fuorisalone ran from April 20 to 26, while Salone del Mobile itself took place from April 21 to 26 at Fiera Milano Rho. Across more than 1,100 officially listed events and over 500,000 visitors, sound emerged as one of the clearest ideas of the week. Wallpaper* identified a broader shift as well: interiors are moving away from simply cancelling noise and toward creating deliberate sonic experiences that influence atmosphere, emotion, and human connection. (fuorisalone.it)

The most memorable examples were not just audio products, but entire environments built around listening. Visionnaire’s “Déjà-Vu” presented a 1970s-club-inspired listening room, showing how furniture, memory, and music can work together. At Alcova, Vintage Audio Institute Italia exhibited 1960s and 1970s synthesizers with Slalom Acoustics, proving that sound technology can be tactile, expressive, and visually desirable. Outside the traditional furniture world, Asics created a listening room with Nuova Studio, while Stone Island and NM3 turned a disused swimming pool into a lounge organized around a sound system. At Deoron, Yont’s audio-focused installation reinforced the same point: speakers and sound bars are no longer secondary objects, but elements that shape how people gather in a room. (wallpaper.com)

What makes this trend especially important is that sound was treated as a design material, not a final accessory. In Brera, the official Fuorisalone project “Sounds of Design” explored the relationship between sound, space, and material inside a former music publishing building, using a carefully constructed soundscape and audio derived from production processes. Continental’s “The Sound of Premium” translated urban sound pollution into an installation of illuminated columns, linking acoustic comfort to the design of everyday environments. Bang & Olufsen also framed the week around the meeting point of architecture and sound through guided tours and stone-clad speaker collaborations. Taken together, these projects suggest that tomorrow’s interiors may be judged not only by how beautiful they look, but by how intelligently they sound. (fuorisalone.it)

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