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There are two ways to innovate: invent something new, or take an identity everyone already recognizes and translate it into a new language without betraying it. That's the harder path — and the one both Bentley Home and Fondazione Franco Albini are taking with Progettare Futuri Possibili. It's also the exact challenge set for the young designers reinterpreting the Galloway sofa this year: know where a design comes from before deciding what to carry forward.

Above: the Rifugio Pirovano, the mountain hut Franco Albini designed with Luigi Colombini in Cervinia between 1948 and 1952 — an early example of his lifelong balance between tradition and modernity (© Fondazione Franco Albini archive).

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An initiative conceived by albini and promoted by the Fondazione Franco Albini in collaboration with the Franco Albini Academy, Casa Albini, and Studio Albini Associati in partnership with Bentley Home
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In collaboration with:
– School of Design – Politecnico di Milano .design.polimi .design.polimi
– Professione Architetto
Under the patronage of:
– Salone del Mobile. Milano
– ADI - (Industrial Design Association)
With the support of:
– Triennale

To drape a room in is to give it a language. The Maison's vocabulary, made for living.​

Saraya Villas — Designed by Bentley Home — is a collection of 26 private villas in Marrakech, where the Bentley Home signature translates into architecture, interiors, and the rhythm of daily life.
A luxury that doesn't announce itself, but is felt — in the choice of materials, the quality of silence, the ease of every space. A way of living as precise and considered as the objects that define it.
The project, developed in partnership with SBN IMMO and TA INVEST, was celebrated at an exclusive launch event in Marrakech, bringing together partners, guests, and the vision behind Saraya Villas.

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Softness with depth. Designed to bring warmth and elegance to the spaces you live in.​

A study in texture. Every detail, a commitment to craft and comfort.​

Versace unveils the Fall Winter 2026 campaign, Versace Obsessed, Chapter II — a commanding dialogue between past and present. The rich heritage of the House through the unapologetic lens of now.

Wiley, photographed by Steven Meisel.

Styled with Versace Home Oblique and Medusa Imperia cushions.

Versace unveils the Fall Winter 2026 campaign, Versace Obsessed, Chapter II — a commanding dialogue between past and present. The rich heritage of the House through the unapologetic lens of now.

Elodie, photographed by Steven Meisel.

Styled with Versace Home Oblique cushion and plaid, Greca cushion.

Versace unveils the Fall Winter 2026 campaign, Versace Obsessed, Chapter II — a commanding dialogue between past and present. The rich heritage of the House through the unapologetic lens of now.

Bai Ruien, photographed by Steven Meisel.

Styled with Versace Home Oblique Leather and Intarsio cushions.

Versace unveils the Fall Winter 2026 campaign, Versace Obsessed, Chapter II — a commanding dialogue between past and present. The rich heritage of the House through the unapologetic lens of now.

Saar, photographed by Steven Meisel.

Styled with Versace Home Oblique Leather cushion.

Versace unveils the Fall Winter 2026 campaign, Versace Obsessed, Chapter II — a commanding dialogue between past and present. The rich heritage of the House through the unapologetic lens of now.

Saar, photographed by Steven Meisel.

Styled with Versace Home — Oblique cushion and throw