Bugatti & Bentley Showcase Home Furnishings At Milan Design Week

Luxury home furnishings and exotic automakers might seem like strange bedfellows, except at Milan Design Week. There, the Venn diagram is a circle, so to speak: Bugatti and Bentley just put their own mark on high-end furniture with new home collections.

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At the Palazzo Chiesa, Bugatti looked to translate its design language from the new Bugatti Mistral into one’s living room, with bold, elegant and futuristic lines all the rage.

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The collection covers every home furnishing need, seemingly, from a modular sofa to loveseats, a dining table and chairs, with the “Type_5” chairs in particular underscoring Bugatti’s automotive heritage.

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How so? Those chairs happen to be made from hand-painted aluminum and carbon fiber. Other luxe materials dot the collection, including silk, wool, leather and European cashmere.

Even a handsome desk looks pulled from the future, or right from the design world of Bugatti.

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And Bugatti wasn’t the only automaker to get in on the action in terms of translating open-road style to home offerings.

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Bentley debuted its first-ever home office furniture collection, another suitably luxe offering that uses dynamic forms and speedy lines.

And while its newest offering might be a “black wing” version of the Bentley Bentayga, its home collection is worth a closer look, too.

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The bold Wilton desk (designed by Francesco Forcellini) stands out in particular, a stunning piece available in multiple bespoke finishes.

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A refined office chair, a modular sofa and a sophisticated, stylish bed also harken back to Bentley’s luxurious design aesthetic.

The rarified world of high-end auto meeting the exclusive world of luxury furniture, as it turns out, makes sense both on paper and in person. Make some space in your living room for a whole new, auto-inspired look.