Paolelli Outdoor | Teo
The Teo table has a sculptural and light design. Made of Stone Lite, a lightweight concrete, it combines a material aesthetic with great durability
Living light
Ron Gilad designs the new Nemo showroom in Milan: a "field of light" where illumination is living matter. An artistic and surreal journey, interactive even at night, that transforms lamps into inhabitable works of art
The best of the boating industry at the Blue Design Summit
Taking place from 18–20 May in La Spezia, the latest edition of the Blue Design Summit celebrates creativity, sustainability, and innovation in nautical design
Transparent architecture
At the new Oxyturbo Headquarters, people's well-being is at the heart of the project – a concept brought to life through cutting-edge architectural solutions, such as the curtain wall created with Schüco aluminum systems
DDDesign, at the Heart of Milanese Design
The DDDesign Circuit concludes its participation in Milan Design Week with a successful series of initiatives and opportunities set to continue throughout the year
Tuuci | Ocean Master MAX Bolero
With its refined silhouette, Tuuci's Ocean Master MAX Bolero is a parasol that becomes a protagonist of the outdoor space
Pininfarina: from product to project
Design, technology, architecture. Pininfarina’s universe spans different sectors through a multidisciplinary expertise driven by constant innovation
DEYA Day Care and After-School Center
Yantai, China | 11-Design
HD Expo 2026: a new identity and new connections
From May 5 to 7, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, the hospitality industry and its key players gather once again. With a refreshed image and an even broader program of education and networking events
A unique setting
At the Hotel Dimora degli Dei in Livigno, Refin ceramics pave and clad the walls of bathrooms and corridors, part of the stairwell, and the living areas
Living Divani | Fillet Lounge
Fillet Lounge by Living Divani is an exercise in balance between technical rigor and visual lightness, where every constructive element becomes part of the formal narrative
Fuorisalone Guide – 4
The tree-lined avenues and bourgeois neighborhoods of Porta Venezia, the bustle of the Polytechnic district, the Bovisa area, where great architectural traces of its industrial past remain (and where Superstudio opened its most recent outpost): a journey full of discoveries
Cru Wellness & Beyond
The bathroom transforms into a design sanctuary. Pure geometries and architectural volumes merge with precious materials and sensory textures
Moodboard – Graphically
Straight or broken lines – marks that rhythm surfaces and spaces. An alphabet of essential shapes composing a new visual language of design
Fuorisalone Guide – 3
One of the historic epicenters of the Fuorisalone is the area that extends from the center, an area full of galleries and private exhibition spaces, toward the southern outskirts, where factories once stood and which today is a symbol of the “new Dolce Vita,” full of fashion and design
Cru Surfaces
Surfaces are redefining spaces, delving into the essence of materials. From reinterpreting natural stones with high-performance ceramics to innovating with recycled compounds, the focus is firmly on sensory experience, large formats, and sustainability
Moodboard – Mirror Mirror
Polished or satin metal, mirrored surfaces. Clean, almost surgical straight lines – but also unexpected curves. A gently retro-futuristic design that feels impeccable yet full of surprise
Waffle: when material becomes landscape
The new collection by Fumie Shibata for Serralunga brings a three-dimensional sense of gentleness to outdoor spaces
Drifting Lights in motion
Preciosa transforms glass and light into an immersive, emotional installation at Milan Design Week 2026
Cru Lighting
Lighting design is pushing new boundaries, blending revisited archetypes with poetic and interactive gestures, and transforming multisensory light into architecture. Material research merges with innovation, creating sustainable and customizable solutions that redefine how we experience illuminated spaces