Woak returns to Milan Design Week with a collection that continues its exploration of contemporary wood furniture. From April 7 to 13, 2025, the Bosnian company presents a new series of designs at Convey, a newly opened venue on Via Rosolino Pilo 14. The presentation, developed by /àr-o/ studio, brings together works by Francesco Faccin, […] More
KARL LAGERFELD MAISON returns to Milan Design Week with K/WELLEN, an evolution of its Wellen furniture collection. Building on the 2024 launch, the brand adds 12 new pieces that explore curved geometries, material contrasts, and sculptural precision. The updated collection will be on view from April 8 to 12, 2025, at the KARL LAGERFELD MAISON […] More
Rockwell Group returns to Milan Design Week 2025 with Casa Cork, a collaborative project developed alongside the Cork Collective and Corticeira Amorim, the global leader in cork production. The installation offers more than visual impact, it combines spatial design, public engagement, and academic participation to examine cork’s relevance in sustainable design. Visitors experience the material […] More
During Milan Design Week 2025, Ralph Lauren unveiled a new interpretation of American living. The brand transformed a refined space in Milan into an immersive experience that introduced the Canyon Road Collection, its latest Home offering. Through a layered narrative of form, material, and memory, the exhibition reflected Ralph Lauren’s longstanding view of design as […] More
At Milan Design Week 2025, Louis Vuitton stepped into the world of home interiors with a full-scale presentation of its first Home Collections. Set inside the ornate halls of Palazzo Serbelloni, the exhibition introduced an extensive offering of furniture, lighting, decor, textiles, games, and tableware. This debut built on the success of Objets Nomades, first […] More
From April 7 to 13, during Milan Design Week 2025, Deoron will present its first-ever physical exhibition, Deoron Elevating Objects, at Via Paolo Frisi 3 in Porta Venezia. Known for its online shop directory, curated magazine, and global influence, Deoron now steps beyond the screen to create an immersive experience rooted in the same sensibility […] More
IKEA marks the 40th anniversary of its Stockholm series with the launch of Stockholm 2025, the collection’s largest edition yet. Presented during Milan Design Week, the new release introduces 96 designs spanning furniture, lighting, textiles, and accessories. With this collection, IKEA continues its long-standing focus on natural materials, practical comfort, and thoughtful construction. Stockholm 2025 […] More
MoscaPartners makes a strong return to Palazzo Litta for Milan Design Week 2025, presenting MoscaPartners Variations, a multi-layered exhibition driven by the theme of Migrations. The idea expands beyond physical movement, focusing instead on cultural exchange and transformation, where design reflects the shift of ideas, materials, and perspectives. From April 7 to 13, the historic […] More
At Salone del Mobile 2025, Moroso invites visitors to reconsider what “normal” means with its new collection Normal / Non-Normal. Located at Via Pontaccio 8/10, the brand transforms its Milan flagship store into a shifting terrain of opposites, where the conventional collides with the unpredictable. Moroso positions normality not as a fixed standard, but as […] More
Poltrona Frau steps into 2025 with The Five Seasons, a collection that invites people to explore their homes through the rhythm of nature and their own emotional perspective. Introduced at the newly reimagined Milan flagship store during Milan Design Week, the concept moves through Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, and a Fifth Season, shaped by memory, […] More
A-Poc Able Issey Miyake returns to Milan Design Week with a new collaboration titled “TYPE-XIII Atelier Oï project.” The exhibition, on view from April 8 to 13, 2025, takes over the Issey Miyake / Milan flagship store and introduces two lighting series developed with Swiss design studio Atelier Oï. The teams have worked across disciplines, connecting […] More
Eins Zu Eins teamed up with Japanese architect Kengo Kuma to design the Kigumi Table, a limited-edition piece that brings precision woodworking into dialogue with contemporary construction. The collaboration focuses on the tactile experience of materials, where solid white oak supports a floating surface of acrylic glass, punctuated by custom brass fittings. With only ten […] More