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
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
In Milan, the most convincing rooms are the ones that feel like they have a pulse, as if you have arrived mid-story, not at a staged reveal. For the fourth edition of Artemest’s L’Appartamento, David Rockwell brings that exact instinct to Palazzo Donizetti’s oval dining room with Bacchanalia: A Ritual in Pleasure, a theatrical installation […] More
Alcova returns from April 20-26, 2026, and anchors its eleventh edition within two significant Milan locations that reveal different sides of the city’s identity. The program expands across new areas of the Baggio Military Hospital and opens the doors of Villa Pestarini, the only villa designed by Franco Albini in Milan and a private residence […] More
The Star Homes project brings together architecture, science, and community in a bid to reduce disease and improve well-being in one of Tanzania’s poorest regions. Located in Mtwara, an area with high rates of malaria, respiratory infections, and diarrhea, the project consists of 110 identical, two-storey homes built across 60 villages. Each home functions not […] More
Seletti introduces a new wave of collections that reflect its playful, irreverent approach while shifting focus from convention to experimentation. In this latest phase, the brand unveils cross-disciplinary collaborations across art, furniture, and lighting, each offering a fresh interpretation of material, form, and use. These new works redefine how objects occupy space, blurring design with […] More
Henning Larsen unveiled Growing Matter(s) during Milan Design Week, transforming Via Bonardi 9 into an experiment in design, ecology, and architecture. Built in collaboration with Politecnico di Milano, the pavilion introduces a structure composed of 80 individual mycelium spheres. Each sphere grew in response to environmental conditions, creating textures and surfaces shaped by nature instead […] More
Pininfarina and Reflex present Orizzonte, a collection that redefines modular furniture through adaptability and visual clarity. Building on over a decade of collaboration that began with the Segno series, this new release introduces a sharper focus on flexibility and user control. While Segno laid the groundwork with sculptural lines and movement, Orizzonte brings that language […] More
Marset new lighting collection explores the relationship between structure, material, and illumination. Each design treats light not just as a source, but as something shaped by volume, texture, and proportion. Through diffused glows, transparent surfaces, and controlled reflections, the collection rethinks how lighting interacts with space. Whether mounted to a wall, suspended from the ceiling, […] More
Jaipur Rugs opens 2025 with a trio of designer collaborations that reshape its approach to craft and storytelling. Working closely with Peter D’Ascoli, Tatiana de Nicolay, and Richard Hutten, the brand explores diverse influences, from 19th-century maximalism and global gardens to playful contemporary motifs, while grounding each collection in handmade precision by artisans in Rajasthan. […] More