The 64th edition of the Salone del Mobile in Milan has also come to a close, where, at Rho Fiera, we presented our new collections within a stand conceived as an urban greenhouse.
A project that interprets the theme of nature in the city through a light and airy environment, where architecture and landscape engage in a harmonious dialogue. The space, developed on two levels according to a rational and balanced layout, was designed to guide the visitor along an immersive journey among botanical essences and citrus plants.
In this setting, among urban gardens and citrus groves, we presented the 2026 innovations designed by architects Monica Armani, Pio and Tito Toso, and José Manuel Ferrero.
Monica Armani – Gianna, Allegra and Navir Collections
The new Navir collection, designed by Monica Armani, is born from the concept of travel and finds its starting point in the table. A solid presence, defined by a concrete base, capable of suggesting movement and direction. The tabletop rests in perfect balance, creating an object that organizes space and invites sharing.
Alongside the table, a system of coffee tables takes shape, designed to interact with one another and provide continuity in the outdoor environment.
Gianna, one of last year’s two novelties, is now expanded with a bar table and a stool, which maintain the line’s distinctive traits: the iroko wood structure and the woven straw backrest. Lanterns complement the set, elements capable of creating intimate atmospheres and accompanying the space in the evening hours.
The Allegra family also grows with a dining chair, a seat that captures the sunny spirit and the immediacy of the shapes already expressed in the armchair and sofa.
Pio e Tito Toso – Plinto e Outdoor Cooking Collections
With architects Pio and Tito Toso, the Plinto collection expands with the introduction of a sofa and a bergère, new pieces that consolidate its design language.
The project is built around a precise idea of structure, where every detail contributes to defining the whole. The joints stand out as a design feature, while the woven backrest creates a rhythm of solids and voids that supports the body.
The new seats integrate naturally, continuing a narrative of balance between materials, technique and proportion.
Outdoor Cooking, our outdoor kitchen, is enriched with a new finish, expanding compositional possibilities and strengthening the dialogue between architecture and the external space.
José Manuel Ferrero – Sunmoon Collection
Together with architect José Manuel Ferrero, the Sunmoon collection evolves into a system of modular sofas.
The aluminium profile shapes the structures and defines their proportions, establishing a clear and recognizable identity. The new elements introduce greater articulation and allow for flexible configurations.
Armchairs, sofas, terminal modules, chaise longues, poufs and coffee tables make up a complete project, designed to create contemporary outdoor landscapes where comfort and design find balance.
The novelties presented at the Salone del Mobile in Milan are part of a journey that has long explored our personal relationship with outdoor space, nature and sustainability, shaping environments capable of welcoming and evolving over time.
Milan was wonderful. See you next year.
