Renowned architect Peter Marino is internationally known for his innovative approach to luxury design. His signature style combines architecture, interior design, fashion, and art, with a particular emphasis on rich materials, texture, and light. Marino’s partnership with Rubelli showcases his extraordinary ability to translate emotion, history, and architecture into fabrics. The three collections developed jointly reflect Marino’s deep appreciation for art, his precise eye for detail, and his connection to Venice.

JOSEPH, designed by Philippe Nigro, is a contemporary design that perfectly reflects the expertise of the company. Its production requires many professions under one roof, the most precise craftsmanship and many years of experience. The armchair is French designer Philippe Nigro’s first design for Wittmann – a tribute to Josef Hoffmann and Viennese Art Nouveau. The design impresses with its precision: a grid-shaped quilted outer shell contrasts with a smooth, soft seat and backrest.

Florim presents a completely new exhibition concept in the GALLERY at its headquarters in Fiorano Modenese, created in collaboration with architect Matteo Nunziati. The various rooms feature installations in which matter, light and emotions come together to create a new, immersive interpretation of the brand identity. In an environment that celebrates design culture, Florim intensifies its dialogue with the world of architecture and interior design through collaborations with Cristina Celestino (Segnature collection), Nicola Gallizia (Rinascenza collection), Gensler (Formatech collection) and Matteo Thun & Partners (SensiColore and SensiEtna collections).

With their shared passion for interiors, British brands Little Greene and Jo Malone London pursue a common goal: to create just the right mood in every room of the house. This limited edition collection features five of the most popular scented candles from the Jo Malone London home range. Each has been brought to life with colors and patterns from the extensive Little Greene collections.