Living Innovations

Instants from Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026.

Sophisticated decorative accents, natural tones and reflective surfaces defined the spaces of the Minotti Pavilion. The 2026 Collection highlighted the richness of materials – from glossy palisander and amber-tinted glass to the expressive character of marbles.

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Architectural project and interior design: Minotti Studio
Photography: Courtesy of Minotti
Styling:

Courtesy Giacomo Benevelli Archivio:
Giacomo Benevelli, “Struttura organica”, 1959

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Instants from Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026.

Inside the Minotti Pavilion, the 2026 Collection expressed a quiet sense of sophistication through rich materiality, warm palettes and sculpted volumes. Light moved across surfaces and textures, shaping the perception of space.

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Architectural project and interior design: Minotti Studio
Photography: Courtesy of Minotti
Styling:

Courtesy Tornabuoni Arte:
Giulio Turcato, “COLLAGE”, 1970 - Archivio Giulio Turcato
Dadamaino, “VOLUME”, 1960
Enrico Prampolini, “Composizione astratta”, 1954

Zeno Bertozzi, “INTERMEZZO II”, 2024

Courtesy Iginio Balderi Archivio:
Iginio Balderi, “Città”, 1983

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Instants from Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026.

Forms, materials, details in dialogue. Within the Minotti Pavilion, the 2026 Collection revealed itself through organic shapes, polished surfaces and rich textures, in an ever-changing interplay of light, depth and reflection.

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Architectural project and interior design: Minotti Studio
Styling:

Courtesy Tornabuoni Arte:
Mikayel Ohanjanyan, “Materialità dell’invisibile n°17”, 2018
Mikayel Ohanjanyan, “Materialità dell’invisibile n°28”, 2018

Courtesy Giacomo Benevelli Archivio:
Giacomo Benevelli, "Fluido", 2000

Courtesy Iginio Balderi Archivio:
Iginio Balderi, “S.T.”, 1960-63

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Instants from Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026.

Light, movement, texture – shaping the atmosphere of the Minotti Pavilion. The 2026 Collection unfolded within a layered environment of warm tones, reflective surfaces and deep contrasts, where every element contributed to a refined spatial experience.

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Architectural project and interior design: Minotti Studio
Photography: Courtesy of Minotti
Styling:

Courtesy Tornabuoni Arte:
Paolo Scheggi, "Intersuperficie curva nera", 1965 - Associazione Paolo Scheggi
Dadamaino, "Volume", 1960

Courtesy Giacomo Benevelli Archivio:
Giacomo Benevelli, "Fluido", 2000

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Open when you need it. Hide it when you don’t.

The bulthaup Pocket Door System transforms the kitchen into a seamless architectural element—precise, quiet, and intentional.

Disappear, effortlessly.

The Pocket Door System by bulthaup conceals the kitchen in a single, fluid motion—revealing a space only when needed.

LEMA's new advertising campaign - Night Collection

Open interprets the night area with the same coherence as the living space, offering flexible, integrated and deeply harmonious solutions. Bringing to life a project that defines space without ever constraining it.

LEMA's new advertising campaign - Night Collection

From the living area to the night zone, LEMA translates living into a continuous language. The Feel at Home campaign tells this natural extension: a fluid transition between spaces, where every environment shares the same design sensibility and the same idea of everyday wellbeing.