Every year, Milan transforms into the world’s design capital, hosting the renowned Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone—an expansive city-wide experience showcasing the most innovative trends and futuristic ideas in the furniture sector. With the theme “Connected Worlds” for 2025, the city is preparing to host extraordinary events. Here are five must-see highlights.
Triennale di Milano
One of the most important venues dedicated to art and design, the Triennale di Milano opens its doors to the public during Design Week with new exhibitions and innovative projects. In addition to temporary exhibitions, visitors can explore the permanent collection, which tells the story of the evolution of Italian design. This year the Triennale will offer installations and discussions that spark debate about the future of the industry.
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Kartell at Salone del Mobile
Every year, the Salone del Mobile hosts the most influential brands in the industry, and one of the must-visit booths is Kartell’s. A symbol of Italian design, Kartell continues to impress with innovative collections and exceptional collaborations. Following last year’s success with Barbie and Uberty, 2025 promises new surprises for furniture and design enthusiasts.
Minotti at Salone del Mobile
Minotti is one of the key players at Salone del Mobile. Rooted in Milanese tradition, the brand continues to amaze with creations that blend classic and modern styles in an unmistakable way. With one of the largest stands at the fair, Minotti is a must-visit for interior designers and furniture lovers seeking inspiration and timeless quality.
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Palazzo Citterio
Among the most anticipated Fuorisalone events are the extraordinary openings of historic buildings. This year, one of the most exciting is undoubtedly Palazzo Citterio, located in the heart of the Brera Design District. After more than 50 years of restoration, this art museum has reopened its doors with a special installation in its courtyard: the “Tempietto di Bramante”, a wooden structure inspired by Raphael’s painting “The Marriage of the Virgin”.
A Week Not to Be Missed
Milan Design Week 2025 promises to be an extraordinary edition, bringing together tradition and innovation, art and technology. If you’re a design enthusiast, these five events are just a glimpse of the unique experience that awaits you in the city. All that’s left is to explore, get inspired, and immerse yourself in Milan’s creative energy.
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