Milan, Italy

This was Salone del Mobile

Salone del Mobile is the number 1 fair in attracting people from all over the world. “That’s why we choose this fair to present our novelties,” explains Dirk Wynants, owner and head designer of Extremis. Watch the recap of the fair in the video or browse through the pictures to get a sense of the buzzing vibe.

Chez Extremis - With Extremis on Salone del Mobile
Chez Extremis - With Extremis on Salone del Mobile

A novelty: the Bistroo table

Enjoy a continental breakfast or delicious snacks at the Bistroo table. In the specially designed hole in the table, the waiter can place a dish of herbs and spices. You don't have to worry about your fork falling between the slats of a rickety table. The Bistroo is perfectly stable on an outdoor terrace thanks to the three cleverly positioned legs. That this ingenious new concept can be easily stacked and stored is another fantastic advantage. True romance is of course not limited to just one city. Why not bring a piece of Paris to your home? Or - better yet - just put it outside your door?

Additional Bistroo scene inside the stand, showing compact café-style seating integrated into the exhibition’s restaurant-inspired concept.

“Stackable #Bistroo, that's so clever.”

Stack and lock away

The Bistroo remains perfectly stable on an outdoor terrace thanks to its three cleverly-positioned legs. The fact that this ingenious new concept is quick to stack and lock away is another great benefit.

"The most fun, relaxing and original booth @isaloniofficial was @extremisBistroo. Almost made me forget I was at a fair and still had some miles to go.”

General atmosphere image of the Salone del Mobile booth, capturing the lively fair setting and café-inspired presentation of Extremis furniture.
Additional Bistroo scene inside the stand, showing compact café-style seating integrated into the exhibition’s restaurant-inspired concept.
Newspaper of extremis is being placed upon the bistroo table by a woman.

The Acacia parasol

To keep you protected from the sun at any hour of the day, we also launched the Acacia parasol. You can direct this eccentric parasol towards the sun so that it can create as much shade as a larger parasol, despite its relatively small surface area. Instead of closing it, simply take off the canopy and put it away. You will be left with a sculpture inspired by the branches of the African Acacia. When the sun goes down, the integrated lighting beneath the parasol canopy creates a warm ambiance.

Round white virus table and seats beneath the sculptural Acacia parasol, set against a brick-pattern wall in the exhibition booth.
Additional Bistroo scene inside the stand, showing compact café-style seating integrated into the exhibition’s restaurant-inspired concept.
General atmosphere image of the Salone del Mobile booth, capturing the lively fair setting and café-inspired presentation of Extremis furniture.

The last new piece: Tiki bar stool

Another new piece for this year is the Tiki. A surprisingly simple, pared-down bar stool, ideal for outdoor use, with a foot rest that gives you unlimited freedom of movement.

Bar counter scene with several slim black Tiki bar stools lined up in front, while visitors talk with staff behind the counter.