After a successful first weekend, Arredamont is now in full swing. The National Mountain Furnishings Show, underway at Longarone Fiere Dolomiti, continues to attract a large and interested audience. It continues to be a point of reference for the world of mountain living and design.
Tomorrow (Thursday, October 30) will be particularly busy with three high-profile events, focusing on skills, creativity, and visions for the future of living.
The event begins at 3:00 PM at the Appia CNA stand with the “Metallic Work and Roofing” workshop, featuring Cerentin Lattoneria and Prefa, offering a space for in-depth technical discussions and direct discussion on the most innovative solutions in the sector.
At 4 pm, the focus will be on the dialogue between business and design with “Matching Artigiano – Artisan businesses meet architects.” This initiative, organized by Confartigianato Imprese Belluno, aims to create synergies and new opportunities for collaboration between those who create and those who imagine living spaces.
The afternoon will conclude at 6 pm with a wide-ranging and evocative meeting titled “Dolomites to Live in – The Future Takes Shape,” promoted by Confartigianato Imprese Veneto. The special guest will be Ida De Filippo, a well-known face on Real Time and host of the television program “Casa a Prima Vista,” who will share her experience in the world of furniture and design. Ambra Piccin, owner of the eponymous architecture firm, and Federico Della Puppa of Smart Land will also be present. There will also be greetings from Claudia Scarzanella (President of Confartigianato Imprese Belluno), Thomas Fantin (President of the Confartigianato Imprese Belluno Construction Federation), Maurizio Cattai (President of the Wood and Furniture Federation), Roberto Padrin (President of the Province of Belluno), Alpago Alberto-Novello (President of the Order of Architects of the Province of Belluno), and Giuliano Vantaggi (Director of the Organizational Unit for Tourism Promotion, Territorial Marketing, and Strategic Projects for UNESCO Sites). The meeting will be moderated by Anna De Roberto.
After a start marked by high-quality exhibits and participation, Arredamont confirms its ability to combine tradition and innovation. It also showcases the excellence of high-altitude furnishings within a showcase that, year after year, renews itself and offers ideas, stimuli, and inspiration for professionals and enthusiasts in the sector.
The National Mountain Furnishings Show will be open until Sunday, November 2nd: weekdays, from 2 pm to 7 pm, and weekends, from 10 am to 7 pm. The complete program and much more information are available on the website www.arredamont.it
