As part of the Re-enchanting Villa Medici project, the French Academy in Rome is pleased to unveil the new design of its historic rooms, the artistic direction of which has been entrusted to India Mahdavi.

During Milan Design Week 2023, set in the frescoed spaces of Palazzo
Borromeo in Cesano Maderno (Italy) this exhibition itinerary narrates
the timeless design of Gianfranco Frattini, showing archival materials,
contemporary re-editions and inspiration for the future.

With Milan Design Week 2023 VI+M studio presents SCENA, the new collection of furniture
made in travertine, in collaboration with Remuzzi Marmi.

Coinciding with its 60th anniversary, Gruppo Saviola participates in the Salone del Mobile with "Wood You Believe?", installation created in partnership with international design and innovation office CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota.

Passepartout is a collection of wall textures created from offcuts of materials that would otherwise go to waste. The idea behind it springs from the brand's commitment to finding innovative ways to recycle and achieve zero waste, and combines different types of stone to create original, customisable solutions.

Serena Confalonieri designs Bouquet, her new urban art project that gives color to Piazza Schiavone, a crossroads between the districts of Bovisa, Dergano and Affori, in the northern area of Milan: the project will be presented on Thursday April 20th 2023 on the occasion of the Milan Design Week.

Various glazed nuances have been applied to the 10x30 size white kaolin support colored in glossy, matt, crackle, gold and platinum finishes, which, reacting in an unprecedented way to each application, give rise to a range of always new and fascinating shades.

The marble creative Palmalisa Zantedeschi presents “Tiepolo”, a screen panel concept revisited in a contemporary key with the use of stone and silk, two noble materials that, for the first time, dialogue together in a partition wall.

The “Rovere Termotrattati” – Thermally Treated Oak – collection is finished in a high-temperature thermal process that causes chemical changes in the wood, reducing residual humidity and improving physical characteristics like mildew, mould and insect resistance.

“Optical Trips”, created by Studio Meneghello Paolelli for Mipa, is a collection of marble chip tiles.