Memphis Milano

14/10/2026

Have a taste of a new, fully Memphis-furnished project. Seth&Manni’s just opened in Ibiza and its interiors are an authentic journey through the esthetic of the brand.

Founded by Seth Troxler and Dj Tennis with the aim of actually bringing people together, this incredible venue was designed by Toby Gauley in close collaboration with Memphis Milano.

Original Memphis designs, like Ettore Sottsass’s Carlton bookcase and Casablanca cabinet, are combined with the First stool and chair by Michele De Lucchi, Marco Zanini’s Rossella lamp, Sottsass’s Ivory side table and Diva mirror.

A custom-designed bistro table was created specifically for Seth&Manni’s, while decorative laminates featuring Memphis patterns bring the house’s visual language across the surrounding surfaces.

Photographs by Nacho Dorado

15/09/2026

03/09/2026

At Artizon Museum in Tokyo, you can visit an incredible retrospective about Ettore Sottsass until October, 4th. In this exhibition, the Japanese museum pays tribute to the author through a great selection of Memphis masterpieces, from ethereal Murano Glassware to bold Carlton and Casablanca.

A huge thank you to Artizon Museum for the photographs.

20/08/2026

Small, yet monumental: Euphrates by Ettore Sottsass has bizarre forms, shaped in white porcelain with a single touch of color. The form of the traditional ceramic vase is broken down and reassembled with interlocking parts, in an unstable balance. The effect is paradoxical and dynamic.

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06/08/2026

First by Michele De Lucchi is a chair that hardly needs any introduction: its geometric, surrealist shapes make it an unmistakable design piece.

Photographs by Charlotte Krieger

23/07/2026

With the Memphis people again: Aldo Cibic's imprint on the catalogue of Memphis is unmistakable. Among his several creations, he told us everything about the elegant Castilian, designed in 1984. The bookcase seems like a primitive diagram, enhanced by the vivacious colors and patterns typical of Memphis.

09/07/2026

Hyatt by Ettore Sottsass, as seen by Louis De Belle.

Milan-based photographer Louis De Belle captures Hyatt as a lively protagonist of contemporary living. Originally designed in 1984 for Ettore Sottsass’ Milan home, this small table embodies Memphis’ radical vision of design as an emotional and cultural gesture. Through the photographer’s original gaze, Hyatt moves fluidly across atmospheres, rituals, and identities while preserving its unmistakable contemporary force.

Part of As Seen By.

Louis De Belle, Iacopo Costanzo

02/07/2026

Photographer Mattia Balsamini isolates Riviera from any distraction, allowing its unmistakable presence to fully emerge. Focusing on the chair’s arched legs, he transforms the object into an imaginative structure between architecture and imagination. The playful geometry of Michele De Lucchi’s design is shown in an unprecedented way, reaffirming the narrative power of Memphis.

Part of As Seen By.

25/06/2026

Super by Martine Bedin, as seen by Alecio Ferrari and Danila Saulino.

Milan-based photographer Alecio Ferrari and architect Danila Saulino transform Super into pure movement, energy, and vibration. Through saturated colours and “electric” surfaces, their interpretation amplifies the irreverent spirit at the core of Memphis – especially of Martine Bedin’s style: design as freedom, transformation and revolutionary decoration.

Part of As Seen By.

Alecio Ferrari, .saulino.studio

18/06/2026

Tahiti by Ettore Sottsass, as seen by Alecio Ferrari and Danila Saulino. Milan-based photographer Alecio Ferrari and architect Danila Saulino reinterpret Tahiti almost as a fantastical presence: a pale pink face, a canary-yellow neck, a vivid red beak. Through their visual language, this poetic object reveals its playful and surreal nature, suspended somewhere between design, creature and narrative.

Part of As Seen By, a photographic project exploring Memphis through new visual languages.

Alecio Ferrari, .saulino.studio