Camille Breuil and Luca Beltrame of Beltrame Breuil speak with ARCHISCENE Magazine about PIÇULE, a furniture and object collection rooted in Alpine origins and shaped for contemporary European interiors. Working between Tarvisio and Vienna, the studio moves across architecture, interiors, landscape, and product design, drawing from forests, lakes, mountain topography, and the atmosphere of daily […] More
Woak returns to Milano Design Week 2026 with a presentation inside the new Convey building at via San Senatore 10, close to Torre Velasca. The Bosnian furniture brand, known for its work with solid wood, uses the occasion to introduce new collections by Antonio De Marco and Naessi, along with an expanded color palette. Curated […] More
Jessica Gersten has always treated interiors like narrative, not backdrop, and Cavalo reads as her clearest statement yet. Debuting exclusively with STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN, the new lighting collection, co-designed with artist and artisan Jason J. Koharik, lands in a context that understands furniture as art and material as message. For Gersten, that alignment is not branding, it […] More
Acerbis brings Palla back into focus with Round About Seventies, a new project that revisits the armchair through the visual energy of the 1970s. First introduced over 50 years ago, Palla returns as a key piece in the Acerbis collection, carrying its rounded form into a contemporary setting through colour, texture, and graphic impact. FURNITURE […] More
Kettal presents Grosso, a sofa designed by Patricia Urquiola, defined through a sculptural approach to seating. The piece operates as both object and environment, shaping comfort through a form that responds to the body. Urquiola directs the design through controlled curves and structured softness. FURNITURE The surface carries a patchwork construction formed through stitched segments […] More
Zaha Hadid Architects continues its collaboration with Neutra through the Erosion Collection, presented during Salone del Mobile 2026. The project builds on a clear premise established in earlier iterations, where geological processes informed both form and structure. The latest presentation does not shift direction. It sharpens and extends the same line of inquiry, moving from […] More
B&B Italia returns to Salone del Mobile 2026 after twenty-five years, presenting a new direction shaped through products, collaborations, and collection developments. The brand introduces work by Ronan Bouroullec and Jasper Morrison, alongside contributions from Antonio Citterio, Vincent Van Duysen, and Michael Anastassiades. The presentation also includes the reissue of Richard Sapper’s Nena armchair and […] More
NM3 presents CASA NM3 during Salone del Mobile 2026, within the Fuorisalone program, at its space on Via Carlo Farini 93 in Milan. The installation runs from April 20 to April 26, the project introduces a domestic setting organized through a sequence of four rooms defined by a system of movable partitions. MILAN DESIGN WEEK […] More
BOSS and Ligne Roset introduce a new iteration of the Togo, marking a rare rework of one of the most recognizable seating designs in contemporary interiors. The collaboration presents the BOSS x LIGNE ROSET Tailored Togo fireside chair and footstool, developed through a shared focus on material precision and structural clarity, where fashion language moves […] More
At Gaya Beach House in Mumbai, Porro enters a residence that already carries a strong architectural identity and answers it with furniture and storage systems that sharpen the house’s tone instead of softening it. The project sits on Juhu Beach, spans six floors, and comes from Lissoni Casal Ribeiro, who designed both the architecture and […] More
H&M Home steps further into design territory with its collaboration with Kelly Wearstler, using Milan Design Week as a platform to extend the project beyond retail. Rather than limiting the release to objects, the brand introduces a spatial installation that places the collection inside a defined architectural context. The move positions H&M within a broader […] More
Love of Light approaches Tevar – The Progressive Indian Kitchen & Bar as a project where lighting defines spatial experience rather than supporting it. Working alongside the interior design team, the studio develops a system that responds directly to the restaurant’s formal language, where curved geometries and deep material tones demand careful calibration. The design […] More