Dior Presents Nomadic Lamps at Salone del Mobile 2026

By The Arts Editorial Team

Designed by Noé Duchaufour‑Lawrance, Dior unveils a series of nomadic Corolle lamps, paying tribute to one of the two defining lines of the New Look from Monsieur Dior’s inaugural 1947 collection. Presented in the historic Palazzo Landriani in Milan’s Brera district, the lamps articulate an intersection of Dior’s heritage and artisanship.

Inside Dior's Salone del Mobile installation, an atmosphere shaped by light and craft. Courtesy of Dior / Nicolo De March.

Surrounded by graphic, organic décor by Thai artists Korakot Aromdee and Vasana Saima, the installation evokes the gardens of Villa Les Rhumbs in Granville, Christian Dior’s childhood home and enduring source of inspiration. In this setting, the House’s signature codes come to light from April 21 to 26 during Salone del Mobile 2026.

A close‑up of the Corolle lamp, framed by the historic architecture of Palazzo Landriani. Courtesy of Dior / Nicolo de March.