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The year 2023 opens the door wide to a new trend, a synthesis of further styles that in the past months have winked at minimalism, natural materials, and feeling good in the domestic space: as temples of wellbeing, houses become places to enjoy everyday life as well as to plan the future.
 

Designing the outdoor space of your home or establishment does not only mean choosing the right furnishings for your garden, balcony or terrace, or the greenery to decorate it; functionality and convenience are the first factors you have to consider.
 

From 7 to 12 June Corradi will double its presence in Milan with prestigious collaborations, new products and a boundless vision of the outdoors.

New trends have always been the result of important changes in the cultural fabric of society and reflect the responses that science, sociology and even architecture offer as solutions – or more precisely innovations – that allow us to make the most of our time and space.

 

Jungle trend, how to decorate your outdoor space with greenery and design elements to create that pleasant holiday feeling in your own backyard.

An integral part of Mediterranean architectural heritage, the pergola has always distinguished the urban landscape of our cities. A space in direct contact with the surrounding nature by physical location and function, which over time has become the emblem of a concept of outdoor liveability that is in full harmony with the landscape.
 

New urban spaces designed for socializing define the geography of our cities, not just by remodelling and expanding the outdoors of our homes, but also the terraces of restaurants, hotels and bars.

The pandemic is changing our cities, but above all the way we live in them. And now that the transformation is under way, it is natural to wonder how the spaces of everyday life will evolve, which not only connect us with necessary services but also shape us as human beings. 
If we follow European and global trends, the answer may lie in the theory of “20-minute neighbourhoods” - or “15-minute cities” - where all the services which are essential for daily life, health, learning and the development of one's inclinations and passions are located no further than a 20-minute walk - or bike ride - from one's home, with access to areas easily accessible to pedestrians and cyclists.