Salone del Mobile 2025

The sheer number of events can be overwhelming, and the fear of missing out follows us at every turn. That’s why, this time, we’ve decided to map out our own itinerary with (almost) everything we consider unmissable for the upcoming edition of Fuorisalone (all the actions apart from the fair). We hope our selection helps you make the most of the experience.

Belgian designers Tim Vranken, Middernacht & Alexander, and Linde Freya Tangelder (Destroyers/Builders) will present “STRATA”, a collaborative exhibition showcasing new and existing works from the three design studios. The exhibition is a spacious venue for industrial recovery located in Via Rutilia 10/9, within the Fondazione Prada district built in 1949 recently renovated overlooking a lush veranda and private garden.

“Two-Fold Silence” is the first solo exhibition of 6AM. Held in the historic former public baths of Piscina Cozzi in Milan, located in Viale Tunisia 35, it will offer visitors a unique immersion into the brand’s creative universe. 

Balmaceda Studio, the renowned Mexican rug brand, makes its debut at Milano Design Week 2025 with “Jardines”, a collection that reinterprets the visionary legacy of Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx. Held at Via Pietro Maroncelli 2, this collection aims to translate the metaphor of the garden into tactile designs, creating a harmonious dialogue between nature and contemporary interior design.

LRNCE, Laurence Leenaert’s Marrakech-based design studio, which fuses traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design, presents its first furniture collection, “Slow Roads”, during Milan Design Week 2025, at Via Bramante 5. Laurence Leenaert expands the boundaries of craftsmanship by collaborating with master artisans from across Morocco, exploring new textures and honoring the integrity of slow production. 

CC-Tapis will be featured in two locations. At Piazza Santo Stefano 10, “WAYS OF SEEING” brings together eleven creatives in a collective exhibition curated by Giga Design Studio. The showcase explores the dialogue between technology and traditional craftsmanship. Meanwhile, “HYPERCODE” presents a rug collection by Roberto Sironi, where mythological symbols, ancient carvings, enigmatic glyphs, and urban graffiti converge on textile surfaces—an artistic composition that reflects humanity’s innate desire to leave a mark over time.

To mark its 100th anniversary, the renowned Italian kitchen company Arclinea presents a uniquely commissioned series by photographer Amélie Ambroise. A selection of 100 ingredients that highlight nature’s uniqueness and the richness of Italian culinary culture. The feist culminates in a book and an exhibition at their Milanese showroom, situated at Via Durini 7, featuring iconic designs by architect and designer Antonio Citterio.

“Letters to Milan” is an installation by Studio Klass at Museo Poldi Pezzoli. An ode to Milan and its changing modernity; a dialogue between the architects who shaped the city and the voices of authors that pay a poetic tribute to the city.

Under the curatorship and vision of founder Nina Yashar, Nilufar presents “Repertorio”, a multilayered exploration playing with the concepts of scenography and theater. The showcase, placed at Viale Lancetti 34, unfolds through a five-act journey, becoming a dynamic presentation that explores the contrasts between craftsmanship and artistry, past and future, the natural and the artificial. To mark the 10th anniversary of Nilufar Depot, the main exhibition space hosts a striking installation by Fosbury Architecture, dedicated entirely to the multifaceted world of metal. Other highlights include new releases from Nilufar Edition, presented in a dedicated display designed by Andrea Mancuso.

“The Last Pot” is a collection of funerary urns by an international shortlist of designers selected by Alberto Alessi: Michael Anastassiades, Audrey Large, David Chipperfield, Daniel Libeskind, Naoto Fukasawa, Philippe Starck, Mario Tsai, Michele De Lucchi, EOOS, Giulio Iacchetti. The installation, intimate and suspended as the nature of the project requires it, and found at Via Osti 6, is signed by Giulio Iacchetti Studio and will display the urns together with a book. Published by Corraini and edited by Federica Sala with the art direction of Studio Marziale, the book contextualises the project in a dimension of life, ‘of care’, of memory and continuity.

Studioutte presents ATOLLO at Via Volturno 45. ATOLLO is a monochromatic, monolithic furniture system—modular and essential—emerging within a meticulously pared-down space. An atollo, Italian for “atoll”, is a self-contained structure or island, reflecing the installation’s enclosed, elemental nature. At studioutte, everything revolves around the table—a fulcrum of research shaped by refinement and subtraction. The table is an anchor in a space that feels both complete and in flux, on the cusp of becoming architecture.

Atelier de Troupe, in collaboration with Studioutte, will be displaying “Intermezzo Exhibition”, located in Foro Bonaparte 69. Delving into the interplay between presence and absence through a cinematic yet understated narrative, Studioutte introduces the new collection designed for Atelier de Troupe, as well as a carpet  in collaboration not only with Atelier de Troupe but with cc-tapis. Enhancing the experience, the exhibition also includes a curated selection of art pieces by Truls Blaasmo, presented in collaboration with Brun Fine Art gallery and a selection of contemporary galleries.

In praise of the colors, forms, emotions, Poltrona Frau captures the essence of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, to give birth to the so-called “Fifth season”. Placed at Via Alessandro Manzoni 30, the renowned Italian brand unveils an exclusive version of the Dezza armchair by Gio Ponti, in honor of its 60th anniversary, alongside a series of exciting partnerships including Fornasetti and Leica, new designer products like Six n.Five, as well as ongoing collaborations with designers such as Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba, and Kensaku Oshiro.

A-N-D joins forces with BOON EDITIONS to create a distinctive showcase. With a longstanding relationship built on a shared vision and expression at the intersection of design, the two brands will take over the vacant Milan Stock Exchange located at Via San Vittore al Teatro 1/3 to present an immersive experience highlighting our collaborative approach to contemporary design.

Between the Porta Venezia and the Città Studi neighborhoods, inside a 1930s building, REdDUO—the multifunctional project born in 2020 from Fabiola Di Virgilio and Andrea Rosso—transforms a spacious apartment into its new home-studio. This new place hosts a series of partners, including brands and creatives who share Redduo’s vision on innovation, artisanal excellence and sustainability: JOV, Kerakoll Group, Dedar, Besana Carpet Lab, Alias, Very Simple Kitchen, Iris Bottega d’Arte, Leucos, Acerbis, Zucchetti, Vimar, and Palazzo Monti.

Fast presents a series of range extensions and new products by Alberto Lievore, Francesco Meda, and David Lopez Quincoces, including the expansion of the Solaris collection with new sunbed solutions and the addition of low tables in various sizes and dimensions to the Naca collection. Everything can be found at Via Cesari Battisti 1, where the modular sofa system with reclining backs and armrests designed to enhance any outdoor setting is one of the most interesting novelties. 

Vero, the Italian furniture and accessories brand, presents a new collaboration with designer Federica Elmo. The brand showcases the new GLUP Collection by transforming the venue, located in Via Felice Casati 3, into a welcoming coffee place. With this set-up, Vero embraces the small treat culture, inviting its community to experience the brand beyond the product, through a moment of conviviality and shared discovery.

Buccellati presents “Naturalia” at Piazza Tomasi di Lampedusa, an immersive exhibition curated by Balich Wonder Studio, celebrating the timeless beauty of nature and craftsmanship. The exhibit features site-specific settings and soundscapes, inviting visitors to explore Buccellati Silver Nature, an experience enriched by botanical art installations from Studio Mary Lennox. “Naturalia” highlights one of the Maison’s most renowned silver collections, the Furry Animals, which masterfully recreate the textures of fur and feathers, as well as ancient engraving techniques such as modellato and ornato.

The historic Italian faucet brand Zucchetti opens the doors of its new showroom, found at Corso Venezia 29, in the beating heart of the city, and unveils its new products for the bathroom: a collection of faucets designed by the renowned Studio Yabu Pushelberg, a refined series of shower heads designed by Francesco and Alberto Meda, and an innovative shower system developed by Matteo Fiorini with Studio Lys, responsible for the brand’s creative direction.

“Lightscapes” by Kave Home presents an immersive art installation at the brand’s flagship store in Via Santa Margherita 10, where furniture pieces interact with light and space. Created by Anonima Luci and curated by Beatrice Rosetti, the installation explores the dynamic relationship between design and illumination.

Within the spaces of Fondazione Matalon, a cultural and artistic centre in the heart of Milan, Alias hosts an exhibition that showcases the new creations of Mario Botta, Paolo Rizzatto, Riccardo Blumer, Patrick Norguet and Daniel Rybakken. Functionality, experimentation and research merge to express the values that define the heterogeneous DNA of Alias.

“The Theater of Things”, presented by Delvis (Un)limited Gallery, is an exhibition designed by Space Caviar, featuring works by Objects of Common Interest, Linde Freya Tangelder, Espace Aygo, Rich Aybar, Laurids Gallée, Stefania Ruggiero, and Niki Danai. “7 Nights and 7 Days Living with Collectible Design”, curated by Valentina Ciuffi and Joseph Grima, with creative direction by Studio Vedèt, explores the intersection of design and storytelling. The exhibition takes place at Via Fatebenefratelli 9.