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06/05/2026

Massimo Rigaglia’s work draws on a visual and conceptual vocabulary developed over time, moving fluidly between design, spatial interventions and experimental pieces. His practice is guided by a search for essential forms and grounded in a methodical approach that remains open to evolving challenges.

During at district Massimo presented L / T, Lights in Tension, a bamboo lamp collection created by splitting poles into slender strips, allowing the material’s natural flexibility to be used efficiently and without excessive mechanical intervention.

05/05/2026

ETEL presents Entropia, designed by .mohaded. The collection continues ETEL’s long time commitment to elevate and restore the art of fine woodworking through the mastery of its artisans and to treat wood as a precious rare material optimizing its best use in furniture production.

“The project begins with a careful exploration of .design atelier where over the years fragments of woods have accumulated from previous productions: different species, densities, and grains that testify to a rich and stratified production history. What would normally be considered residual becomes here the starting point for a new formal investigation. Mohaded does not attempt to homogenize these differences or conceal them. He amplifies them through a highly skilled process of carving and recomposition, assembling them into configurations where contrasts and discontinuities become compositional rhythm. In this way, common material is transformed into an almost symbolic presence, unique pieces that oscillate between functional object and sculptural entity, inviting touch and evoking a nearly hypnotic experience through the elegant sinuosity of their form.” explains , the project’s curator at .

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04/05/2026

At the 16th floor of Milan’s also hosted the exhibition Warsaw Sao Paulo Milan, a major exhibition of the work of Jorge organized by in collaboration with .

Curated by Berlin-based Polish architect and ETEL’s CEO and curator , the exhibition traced a creative journey that began in Warsaw, came to maturity in São Paulo. At its heart is the work of Jorge Zalszupin, which tells one of the most compelling stories of twentieth-century modernism, one that unfolds between Europe and South America, between architecture and furniture design, and between cultural memory and creative reinvention.

30+ Zalszupin pieces were displayed including the iconic first Dinamarquesa armchair, the organic Pétalas tables, minimalist seating and sofas and, among others, his masterpiece, the Tea Trolley inspired by memories of his childhood. The exhibition featured his architectural projects, original sketches, photographs and materials documenting the history of his company, L’Atelier.

“In 1998, when he was seventy-six years old and about to retire, we met Jorge. He was ready for the next big step. He was calm and quiet, but he still had a sparkle in his eye. That meeting was the starting point of a collaboration that not only brought his iconic furniture back to life, but also reawakened his creativity. Once again, Jorge began designing new objects. In 2008, almost forty years since he created his last piece of furniture, he designed the Veronica armchair, named in honour of his eldest daughter. Our intensive collaboration with Jorge lasted over twenty years and continues today with the help of his daughters. Today, his legacy has gained global recognition: his works are now featured in major collections, auctions, and art fairs around the world”, says Lissa Carmona who has also ideated the first house museum of Brazil, Casa Zalszupin, dedicated to preserving the late architect and designer’s legacy.

Warsaw – São Paulo – Milan Exhibition at MDW2026
Organized by .Foundation, in collaboration with .design
Exhibition Design: Maria Murawsky

30/04/2026

After its successful debut in 2025 with the Romantic Brutalism exhibition, dedicated to the legacy of Polish arts and crafts, Visteria Foundation returned to with Polish Modernism: A Struggle for Beauty.

Curated by Federica Sala and National Museum Warsaw’s Anna Maga, and set on the 16th floor of Milan’s iconic , shed light on how Poland’s turbulent history gave rise to a sui generis modernism in which the decorative arts retained a central role, rather than the traditional form–function dichotomy.

The exhibition is an artistic statement with a powerful conceptual architecture, created by Zofia Wyganowska Studio, engaging in dialogue with Torre Velasca, the heritage of Polish and Italian modernism.
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29/04/2026

The superstar of Interni Venosta presented the new collection by Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran in a private Milanese residence designed by Osvaldo Borsani between 1947 and 1948, never opened to the public.

Each Interni Venosta piece is designed to engage in a conversation with the historic Borsani interiors: smaller objects and accessories highlight architectural details such as moldings, doorframes, and niches, while larger pieces create focal points and guide the flow through the house.

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28/04/2026

Under the art direction of Giampiero Bodino, 22 duos of master artisans and emerging talents co-created and handcrafted a collection of objects designed to be admired up very close. The 3rd edition of exhibition is presented at Milan’s Casa degli Artisti during .
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11/04/2026

’s superstar presentation “Interno Italiano” by and honoured with a full page interview by ’s .
GRAZIE MILLE Silvia! ❤️
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24/02/2026

A double-page feature on the March issue of with explaining her unique vision.
GRAZIE!

12/02/2026

Huge GRAZIE MILLEs go to Emanuele Farneti, Alessia Gallione and Marta Galli for this cover story on Es Devlin, artistic director of Homo Faber Biennial 2026: An Island of Light

26/11/2025

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Homo Faber 2026
An Island of Light
Artistic direction by Es Devlin, curated by the Michelangelo Foundation
1 – 30 September 2026
Venice, Fondazione Giorgio Cini

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