Design week

'NILUFAR GRAND HOTEL'

Viale Lancetti, 34

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Conceived as a fictional luxury hotel beyond time and space, the exhibition places objects at the center of a curated spatial narrative, featuring three signature bedrooms by david/nicolas, Filippo Carandini, Allegra Hicks and new works by Andrea Mancuso, Maximilian Marchesani and Christian Pellizzari. Within this context, emerging designers make their debut at Depot, such as Von Pelt Atelier and Derin Beren Yalcin, The project continues Nilufar’s exploration of design, where hospitality becomes a platform for dialogue. In addition, Nilufar marks an unprecedented participation at the inaugural edition of SaloneRaritas, the new Salone del Mobile Milano.

'LA CASA MAGICA. Forms of Re-enchantment, Symbols, Beliefs, and Archetypes of the Domestic.'

Via della Spiga, 32

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Before being functional, the house is a symbolic and protective space where intimacy, tradition, and belief meet. La Casa Magica restores this dimension, presenting the home as a ritual place and a device for meaning and protection. The exhibition, curated by Valentina Ciuffi (Studio Vedèt), with spatial design by Space Caviar, features design objects from diverse cultures that engage with ritual, belief, and archetypes of the house. These objects tell stories and act as contemporary magical devices, re-enchanting inhabited spaces. Ultimately, the project reflects on the human need to “believe,” turning everyday objects into active talismans rooted in stories and legends. Among the featured designers are David Aliperti, Flora Lechner, Anita Morvillo and many others.

'AQUAE MIRABILES'

Piazza Tomasi di Lampedusa‍

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Buccellati presents Caviar, a silver collection brought to life through the immersive installation imagined by Luke Edward Hall. Curated by Federica Sala and realized by Balich Wonder Studio, "Aquae Mirabiles" interprets the collection's distinctive world, shaped by delicate silver orbs, as a fluid and precious narrative. This recurring motif, central to the collection’s design, is echoed throughout the installation, highlighting a language of timeless elegance and meticulous artisanal craftsmanship.

'RADICAL HOME'

Fiera Milano, Rho‍

HALL: 22P

BOOTH: B30‍

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Gufram, part of the Italian Radical Design Group, presents its new products at the 64th edition of Salone del Mobile with the “Radical Home”, the installation shared with Memphis and Meritalia®. Among the highlights, Gufram unveils Fachiro, Marzio Cecchi’s spiked beanbag chair, reaffirming the brand’s experimental spirit and dissident surrealism, and the Womb seating by Luigi Bistagnino, with its rounded, cloud-like form that invites you to never get up. The presentation is completed by some of the most iconic projects from the catalogue, including PRATONE® Infinito, ANDY’S CACTUS®, created in collaboration with the Andy Warhol Foundation, and the Dog and Baby seats from the Luna Luna project, inspired by Keith Haring's legendary drawings.

'RADICAL HOME'

Fiera Milano, Rho

HALL: 22P

BOOTH: B30‍

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Memphis, part of the Italian Radical Design Group, presents its new products at the 64th edition of Salone del Mobile with the “Radical Home”, the installation shared with Gufram and Meritalia®. Memphis introduces a more compact version of the Tawaraya Ring by Masanori Umeda, originally designed in 1981 by the renowned Japanese designer, who passed away in 2025. This new edition reinterprets one of the brand’s most emblematic projects at an updated scale, presented alongside a selection of historic pieces from the catalogue, such as First by Michele de Lucchi, Casablanca by Ettore Sottsass and a selection of ceramic objects by Nathalie Du Pasquier expressing the bold decorations and visionary strength of the Memphis language.

'RADICAL HOME'

Fiera Milano, Rho‍‍

HALL: 22P

BOOTH: B30‍

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Meritalia®, part of the Italian Radical Design Group, presents its new products at the 64th edition of Salone del Mobile with the “Radical Home”, the installation shared with Gufram and Memphis. Meritalia® introduces new furniture proposals, including Crease, the family of upholstered pieces by Faye Toogood; the Bundle duo, comprising a table and stool, developed in collaboration with Objects of Common Interest; the collection by Argentine designer Cristián Mohaded, the Scoop seating system by Philippe Malouin, new handcrafted rugs in collaboration with cc-tapis, as well new editions of the Edizioni del Pesce collection by Gaetano Pesce.

‘A NEW FORM UNFOLDS’

ARCLINEA SHOWROOM

Via Durini, 7‍

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After the celebrations of the 100th anniversary, the renowned Italian kitchen company Arclinea presents new additions to the collections designed by architect and artistic director Antonio Citterio at their Milanese flagship store. Among the highlights is the Kora kitchen, where curves emerge as a new grammar for the kitchen: a versatile island that enhances both continuity and conviviality, available with the Italia door and the Thea door. The 2026 collection is completed by the Folia, Vesper, and Orbita tables, a new version of the Lapis table, the Jens chairs, and the Teca wine cellar, expanding the kitchen system into an increasingly integrated vision.

‘REDdUO GALLERIA’

Porta Genova District

By invitation Only

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The multidisciplinary studio founded by Fabiola di Virgilio and Andrea Rosso reopens its first home in the Porta Genova district, unveiling "RedDuo Galleria" in a new guise together with a selection of exceptional partners. Conceived as a “domestic gallery,” the project transforms the studio’s original apartment into an intimate exhibition space where materials, objects and design pieces come together to narrate RedDuo’s evolving research into tactility, atmosphere and wellbeing. Alongside this project, the studio also takes part in the Coral Exhibition by Arpa Industriale / FENIX, curated by Federica Sala and hosted at the brand’s showroom on Foro Buonaparte. More exciting collaborations will be unveiled soon.

'LA BOISERIE'

DAVID/NICOLAS STUDIO

‍5VIE DISTRICT

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For the first time, design studio david/nicolas opens its Milan project space in the 5VIE district to visitors, unveiling La Boiserie, a standalone project born from years of research into architectural surfaces, interiors, and material expression. Conceived as a modular yet highly customizable system of panels, La Boiserie reflects the studio’s architectural language through recurring geometric motifs that introduce rhythm, depth, and material richness, turning the wall into a central architectural feature. The installation unfolds as an immersive environment that expresses the studio’s approach to form, detail, and materiality.

'TRUE OVER TIME'

Poltrona Frau Milan Showroom

Via Alessandro Manzoni, 30

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Poltrona Frau presents True Over Time, an installation celebrating authenticity and enduring design. At its core is the idea of time, expressed through materials that age with character, reflecting a vision of contemporary luxury rooted in tradition, responsibility, and design conceived to last physically, aesthetically, and emotionally. Within this framework, the brand introduces new products and collaborations with artist Shepard Fairey and Atelier Oï, alongside renewed partnerships with Faye Toogood, Six N.Five, Sebastian Herkner, Jean-Marie Massaud, Roberto Lazzeroni, Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba.

'ENSEMBLE'

Zucchetti Showroom

Corso Venezia, 29‍

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Within its showroom in Porta Venezia district, Zucchetti presents Octo X, the evolution of the Octo faucet collection once again designed by David Lopez Quincoces. Octo X preserves the collection’s original geometric rigor, now developed in AISI 316 L stainless steel, a noble, durable and sustainable material that enhances the series’ formal precision through sharp surfaces and light-defined horizontal lines. Together with the single lever mixer model, the collection now also features a three-hole configuration, expanding compositional possibilities and allowing it to integrate seamlessly into both contemporary and more classic settings. Retaining its curved lines, slim volumes and balanced proportions, Octo X reinforces the elegance and distinctive character of the collection, confirming its ability to dialogue with the contemporary bathroom architecture.

'OUTDOOR STORIES'

Fast Milano - Via Cesare Battisti, 1

Fast Durini - Via Durini, 2

Salvioni Milano Durini - Via Durini, 3‍

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Fast’s approach to outdoor living continues to evolve, shaped by quality, meticulous attention to detail, and a timeless design language deeply rooted in nature and the landscape. Under the creative direction of Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoces, the brand introduces a new contract-oriented collection conceived as a complete and flexible system of furnishings, designed to adapt to a variety of settings and configurations. Alongside this launch, Fast also unveils a new collection of side tables, created to complement the seating elements and expand compositional possibilities. The new pieces will be showcased at Fast Milano, the showroom on Via Cesare Battisti, while the brand will also be present on the terraces of multi-brand store Salvioni Design Solutions with an installation featuring existing collections presented within a domestic-inspired setting, closely connected to the everyday experience of living. A cohesive narrative that reaffirms Fast’s identity: contemporary Italian design conceived for outdoor living with harmony, elegance, and natural ease.

'IN CLOVER. An Immersive Landscape of Softness'

Piazza San Marco, 8 ‍

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Belgian hand-tufted rug brand JOV presents In Clover. An Immersive Landscape of Softness, an installation placing textile at the heart of a refined spatial dialogue. Developed in collaboration with Belgian designer Bieke Casteleyn, the project is a celebration of contemporary Belgian design and explores the organic clover shape through a collection of new rugs that balance softness and graphic precision. Inspired by mid-century atmospheres, JOV reinterprets dots and squares with contemporary clarity, unfolding a palette of warm neutrals, honey, tangerine, chocolate and muted rust. Through material depth and tonal richness, the installation celebrates craftsmanship, texture, and the timeless expressiveness of tufted surfaces.

'IN CLOVER. An Immersive Landscape of Softness'

Piazza San Marco, 8

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Belgian furniture brand Bieke Casteleyn presents its new collection within In Clover. An Immersive Landscape of Softness, an installation created in collaboration with rug brand JOV. At the heart of the project is the organic clover shape, a signature element of the brand’s language and the basis for a family of furniture including a dining table, coffee table, mirrors, and occasional pieces, characterized by soft geometries and sculptural volumes. The space is defined by a dialogue between form and material: cement stucco, high-gloss lacquer, maple and afrormosia wood, suede leather, and marble create a warm and sophisticated atmosphere. In conversation with JOV’s textile surfaces, the collection composes a coherent environment, reflecting contemporary Belgian design with meticulous attention to craftsmanship and detail.

'SHARED MATTER'

SpazioVento

Via Pinamonte da Vimercate, 4‍

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Building on the success of previous editions of House of Switzerland Milano, the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia, together with Presence Switzerland, opens a new chapter for the Swiss presence in Milan. In 2026, the focus is on emerging voices shaping the future of Swiss design beyond national borders, developed through dialogue and collaboration with international partners. Set within the Milanese gallery SPAZIOVENTO in the Brera district, the exhibition becomes a space where ideas, practices, and materials converge.

‘LUCI ROSSE‘

Via comelico, 3 | By registration Only

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Giuseppe Porcelli presents "Luci Rosse", unveiling the latest pieces from his furniture collection inside his newly opened oﬃces, transformed for the occasion into an interior suspended between urban dream and cinematic memory. Bathed in deep red reflections filtered through venetian blinds, the space evokes a nocturnal, cinematic atmosphere where the boundary between day and night dissolves. Saturated reds, chrome metals, mirrored surfaces and glossy materials create a scenography of sharp contrasts that amplifies light and perception. Drawing inspiration from the glamorous interiors of the late 1970s and 1980s, the project blends bold color fields, animalier accents and reflective materials into a languages that could be described as disciplined maximalism. Influences ranging from Willy Rizzo to David Hicks contribute to shaping a hybrid, cinematic interior: a penthouse above Las Vegas, a nocturnal suite overlooking the city of lights, an imagined room seen through the lens of a contemporary noir.