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Milan Design Week 2026: 10 peças que nos ficaram na memória

Milan Design Week 2026: 10 pieces that stayed in our memory

We're back from Milan Design Week, it was an incredible few days, where a lot happened. Among many new products, we highlight the 10 that caught our eye the most:

1 — Graccetta Armchair by Lema. Inspired by the paper clip (invented in the late 19th century), the armchair designed by Carlo Colombo brings together aesthetics and functionality, precision and comfort.

2 — Self Blade Sideboard by Rimadesio. This piece reinterprets Rimadesio's modular Self system, with the aluminium side panel defining the various compositions.

3 — Abaco Armchair by B&B Italia. Designed by Ronan Bouroullec, this leather armchair reveals its constructive logic, making it legible. The collection also features a table with the same visual language.

4 — Coltre Modular Sofa by Muuto. It was one of the pieces highlighted at the Muuto Milan Apartment, designed by the Studiopepe duo, reflecting the comfort of contemporary living.

5 — Edda Armchair by De Padova. Federica Biasi was inspired by Japanese floor chairs to create Edda, for De Padova's 70th anniversary.

6 — Maap Lamp by Flos. Creating a broad and immersive light was Erwan Bouroullec's starting point for this lamp, which can exceed three meters.

7 — USM x Snøhetta. USM Modular Furniture, in partnership with the transdisciplinary architecture studio Snøhetta, presented Renaissance of the Real, a multisensory installation by Swiss artist and experience designer Annabelle Schneider.

8 — Eames Pavilion System by Kettal. Undoubtedly the most incredible new product that materializes Charles and Ray Eames' dream: a universal architecture for everyone.

9 — Vertebra Table by Zanotta. A reissued design classic, where the tempered glass top reveals the entire structure.

10 — Nesso Lamp by Artemide. The 1960s design icon now comes in a new colour: dark red.

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