Refined yet humble craftsmanship, genuine storytelling, and an honest upcycling attitude defined the Magnificat exhibition, which highlighted the human-centred and materials research-driven values of independent designers.
The playful Conscious Objects exhibition in Milan engaged visitors through multiple senses, allowing them to hear, play, touch, taste, interact, and sometimes even become part of the experience.
At the Muuto Milan Design Apartment, a colourful interior design featured the brand’s new collections.
Euroluce 2025: tiny car lamps racing on an electric toy track, a creasable luminous tapestry, a ‘messy’ chandelier in total white, and more.
At the Exodus installation, a serpent-like hybrid creature, oversized bugs, migrating birds, and a blue pangolin populate a historic Milanese house.
Lachlan Tuczan’s Google installation makes the invisible visible through luminous veils rippling through the mist. Shifting environments blur the boundaries between the tangible and intangible.
In Milan, Élitis welcomes visitors to a sensory journey in three acts, highlighting how colours, shapes, and textures influence our state of mind.
Roche Bobois translates Pedro Almodovar and Rossy De Palma’s flamboyant visual universe into colourful collections inspired by iconic movies such as Volver and Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown.
Sara Ricciardi’s interactive installation is inspired by the miraculous metamorphosis from chrysalis to butterfly. A poetic invitation to embrace inner change and self-transformation.
The ‘Romantic Brutalism’ exhibition in Milan brings together 24 Polish designers who present crafts and collectable designs that connect their country’s history to the present day.
The Prison Times exhibition and publication explore the environments of detention centres through an architecture and design lens.
From a rainwater collecting tower to a garment that adapts to climate extremes, Benjamin Hubert’s LAYER studio unveils visionary crafts tackling global challenges at the 101010 Milan exhibition.
Salone del Mobile presents Mother, a poetic installation by acclaimed light artist Robert Wilson in dialogue with Michelangelo’s Pietà Rondanini at Castello Sforzesco.
The Library of Light is an 18-metre diameter revolving cylindrical sculpture formed of illuminated bookshelves containing over 3,000 volumes.
The best exhibitions at Fuorisalone 2025: a rotating library of light, designer funeral urns, romantic brutalism, and fantastic animals.
3D-printed pasta, a design kiosk blending coffee with mixology, and convivial cocktail bars. Are you ready to taste Milan Design Week?
Skyrocketing rents vs students-friendly campsites and a fancy bar in a venue reclaimed by locals. How truly inclusive is Milan Design Week?
Modernist villas, cinematic homes and Mediterranean apartments. We selected eight must-visit design apartments in Milan.
Check out our guide to the best of Milan Design Week 2025! From April 7 to 13, the world’s most influential design event injects creativity into historic courtyards, hidden gardens, former factories, forgotten greenhouses, and stunning palazzos.
From pop aesthetics to research projects and outdoor furniture. Tortona Rock 2025 thrives with unconstrained creativity during Milan Design Week.
A temporary design bar exploring the landscapes of Italian food culture, a digital detox oasis, ceramic ateliers and mesmerising luminaries in historic cloisters. Discover unexpected ‘invisible harmonies’ in Milan city centre.
Playful lamps, quirky recycled seats, artificial anemones, and an ode to MDF. Crafts and Technology Blur at Isola Design Festival 2025.
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With over 2,000 Italian and international exhibitors, Salone del Mobile Milano 2025 will explore design as a human-driven project. It will feature an exhibition by Academy Award-winning director Paolo Sorrentino, the Euroluce lighting design show, and more.
WonderGlass’s CONTRASTO exhibition in Milan displayed lighting collections highlighting the contrasting features of glass and glass-making.
The joy of sharing a meal took centre stage in Milan. We selected ten convivial table design installations, projects, and exhibitions.
A deceiving throne, a table inspired by flowing lava, a totemic geometric structure, shelves and consoles with moulded Murano glass sheets, and an introspective cage-like design. Six designers work with wood, exploring the concept of the trestle.
Sara Ricciardi invites you to walk ‘Under the Willow Tree’ to embrace the soothing spirit of Nature.
Amid Milan Design Week hustle and bustle is Re/Creation, Lasvit’s immersive installation exploring architectural glass making within a dreamlike setting.
Kitchen accessories manufacturer Elica and Japanese studio We+ evoke air and warmth with the ‘StraordinAria’ installation nestled in a stunning Baroque courtyard in Milan.
