Interior Design

Viviana Del Naja, architect, designer, and founder of GIANAdesign, is pursuing a project born from the intersection of visual perception, material, and color theory, transforming design into an experience that evolves over time. Through profound research into culture, light, and materials, Viviana reinterprets traditional elements with a contemporary twist, creating furnishing products that stimulate the mind and senses. She told us about her journey, the philosophy that guides her work, and the innovative Madeira project, a three-dimensional decoration that challenges perception and invites us to experience space in a new way.

Kreoo's experimentation with three-dimensional marble decoration, applied to the theme of the freestanding washbasin, arrives at the Dawn collection, designed by Christophe Pillet.

The Caleide collection of lamps, designed by Federica Cammarota for De Castelli harmoniously entwines light and metal

This design embodies a contemporary interpretation of the bathroom, where the washbasin remains the central element, finding its purest expression in its freestanding version.

From April 7 to 13, the "Dialogues" Collection continues its journey to present the Broot project in Edhèn Milano, via Borgonuovo 5, Brera Design District. Composed of unique design pieces, the project encourages dialogue between materials and people.

Cremo Italia in the Ultra Pietre collection by Ariostea is a homage to one of the most precious Italian natural materials from the Apuan Alps.

Bold, the dining table with exceptional material expressiveness, inspired by megalithic architecture, transforms to conquer a new dimension, both in shape and use.

For the recent renovation of the third floor of Kringlan, a symbolic shopping center in Iceland's capital, Iris Ceramica surfaces have helped transform the spaces, combining design and functionality.

​​​​​​​Casa Tur is an example of uniqueness and creativity, where small-format and highly expressive ceramic materials make a difference. Ceramics flow seamlessly across walls and floors, unifying spaces and breaking away from the conventional.

Marazzi has opened the doors of its new exhibition spaces on Via Vittorio Emanuele Orlando in the heart of Rome, just steps away from the Roman Baths of Diocletian and Palazzo Barberini, designed by ACPV ARCHITECTS.

Progress Profiles delivers innovative waterproofing solutions for balconies, combining durability, elegance, and easy installation to protect and enhance outdoor spaces.

Carpet Edition has translated Ken Scott's vibrant motifs into the language of textiles, transforming them into a vast collection of rugs, flowers and tapestries which recount the fortunate intersection between design and fashion, two creative worlds which continue to get closer, united by reciprocal affinity.

A complete, versatile bathroom furniture system that helps create your style.

From the first collaboration between Marco Ripa and Atelier Ferraro, INDIA was born: a family of transforming tables for indoors and outdoors in 100% recyclable aluminum.

Red or classic clay, or clay mixed with alumina and quartz, takes on the supple and organic forms of beautiful marine creatures and plant organisms, thanks to blends with varying proportions and the typical process used for brick extrusion.

Industrial style and cosy mood. Gianfranco Ferré Home’s 2024 collection focuses on contrasts, exploring the harmony between seemingly opposing concepts.

The studio aims to amplify the core of the company’s culture of natural materials and stone. It designed a series of lamps suitable for tables, floors, and a modular system of low tables.

l'Opificio participates in the 62nd edition of the Salone del Mobile, continuing its exploration in the world of textile design and sustainability with Filigrana, the new collection designed by the duo Zanellato/Bortotto.

INFINITO expresses the very concept of infinity through its groundbreaking design and revolutionizes the world of bathroom furnishings.

Lodes is delighted to announce the launch of Oblò, a decorative pendant lamp designed in collaboration with Italian architect and designer, Paola Navone – OTTO Studio.