NOMAD Alpine Bistro by Silo, designed by Francesca Neri Antonello at NOMAD St. Moritz 2026 – Photography by Ivan Erofeev.
Design, Crafts. Conceived as an antidote to large-scale fairs, NOMAD St. Moritz 2026 champions an intimate, thoughtfully considered format. The travelling showcase takes place within the recently restored Villa Beaulieu—formerly Klinik Gut—in the heart of the Swiss town, set against a spectacular alpine backdrop. This year’s edition brings together 25 carefully selected exhibitors to foster meaningful conversations across disciplines.
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Omar Al Gurg’s NU installation.
Visitors are greeted by Emirati designer Omar Al Gurg’s vibrant red NU installation, which acts as a striking gateway to NOMAD St. Moritz 2026. The piece explores modularity as a design language that transcends borders, celebrating structure, rhythm, and bold colour as foundational elements of architecture.
Zofia Sobolewska Ursic and Cyryl Zakrzewski x Craftica Gallery.
Warsaw’s Craftica Gallery shines a spotlight on Poland’s flourishing creative scene through six emerging makers. Zofia Sobolewska Ursic presents an exquisite cabinet that beautifully bridges folk traditions and refined aesthetics, whilst Cyryl Zakrzewski offers a dark wood piece inspired by organic growth patterns and the patient formation of geological landscapes.
Giorgio Armani/Unveiled.
Giorgio Armani / Unveiled, developed in partnership with NOMAD, presents Through the Looking Glass. This special curatorial project fosters an engaging exchange between contemporary craft by UK-based Jane Crisp and Yuta Segawa and the Armani/Casa universe, thoughtfully examining questions of function, scale, and material heritage.
Giorgio Armani/Unveiled.
Robilant+Voena—with galleries spanning London, New York, and Milan—joins NOMAD St. Moritz 2026, showcasing experimental works by modernist masters Lucio Fontana and Pablo Picasso. The Yellow Apartment’s special project features compelling works by Rachele Bianchi, Riccardo Schweizer, and Ico Parisi.
Yellow Apartment.
Milanese gallery Nilufar contributes striking lighting and furniture designs with sculptural, nature-inspired forms that reimagine our relationship with domestic space. Highlights include furniture and lighting design by Maisonjaune and Rajan Bijlani.
Maisonjaune at NOMAD St. Moritz 2026.
The jewellery selection is equally stellar—featuring Fernando Jorge (New York, London, São Paulo), London’s A2Z, and Athenian newcomer Nikos Koulis, whose studios span Athens, Mykonos, and Paros.
Jewellery display.
Beyond the galleries, London’s trailblazing restaurant Silo brings the NOMAD Alpine Bistro by Silo to Villa Beaulieu. Architect Francesca Neri Antonello of FNA Concept has created an environment that embodies Silo’s zero-waste philosophy through natural textures, considered colour contrasts, and collectible design pieces selected alongside Nilufar, ImperfettoLab, and Volumnia.
NOMAD Alpine Bistro by Silo, designed by Francesca Neri Antonello at NOMAD St. Moritz 2026 – Photo by Ivan Erofeev.
A celebration of craft, innovation, and thoughtful curation, NOMAD St. Moritz 2026 invites collectors and design enthusiasts to experience exceptional work within an unforgettable alpine setting.
Rajan Bijlani at NOMAD St. Moritz 2026.
Photography is by Ivan Erofeev.
Yellow Apartment.
Robilant+Voena.
Nilufar.
