The ’70s make a comeback, wood and marble reappear in new ways, and coziness and craftsmanship take center stage.

The latest installment of Salone del Mobile, one of the biggest furniture trade fairs in the world, has just wrapped up in Milan. This year’s fair, held April 17 to 22, was not just about visually stunning displays, but also showcased appealing textures, quality craftsmanship and furniture made for living. The pieces on display were designed to be customized to individual tastes, moods and habits, and to turn the home into a real safe haven. It was all about beautiful furniture that is never, or almost never, over the top, that is designed to be long-lasting and that incorporates wear and tear as added charm.

This year’s fair also presented lots of innovations, but they tended toward coziness rather than extravagance or disruption. This was paired with a return to the celebration of unique, captivating and intricate decorative details and handmade furniture. Here are some of the trends we spotted at this year’s furniture fair.