From the refined fabrics of a famous Italian brand that adorns the most elegant homes, to the ceramic marble surfaces that characterize the kitchen of Paola Navone's bistro, to the chairs revisited with an ultra-contemporary design, here we discuss furnishings for the spaces of tomorrow. Not to mention a glimpse of the moon with a virtual journey to the planet recently rediscovered thanks to the new Artemis mission, which orbited around it, revealing its never-before-seen underside.

C&C MILANO. TOUCH ME
When digital reality surpasses imagination. With “The Tactile Atelier,” C&C Milano, renowned for its refined fabrics blending tradition and contemporary style, explores the relationship between material and technology. This is achieved through an immersive installation: a sophisticated LED wall recreates in 3D the spaces of the apartment at Via Brera 7. At the center stands the “Designer of the Future Table.” Surrounding it are cubes covered in fabrics that transform virtual surfaces. Visitors are immersed in the space and become protagonists of a phygital experience that emphasizes the primacy of touch, complemented by a digital book about the brand.

ABKSTONE. PAOLA NAVONE CHEF
From star architect to super chef. Paola Navone steps into the kitchen—or rather, designs it—with Otto Studio, creating “SupeRavioli Bistrot,” an elegant and immersive bistro dedicated to filled pasta. The installation celebrates the innovation of ABKStone’s large gres slabs and introduces visitors to Cooking Surface Prime technology: an invisible induction system that optimizes space, amplifies creativity, and encourages conviviality.

INDIGO DESIGN. BEYOND GRAVITY
Japanese designer Satoshi Kan, leading Indigo Design, presents an immersive exhibition showcasing the brand’s new furniture collection, which blends minimalism, elegance, and irony. The forms are dynamic, emphasizing the lightness of lines and the quality of materials. Featured in the collection is the new Gravity Chair (photo), a delicate seat whose soft curves defy gravity.

PASTOE. NEW CHAPTER
In the project “New Chapter for Pastoe,” the historic Utrecht company reaffirms its identity through a collection that combines formal rigor with contemporary vision. From pioneers Cees Braakman and Aldo van den Nieuwelaar to icons Gerrit Rietveld and Martin Visser, a dialogue emerges between memory and innovation, where materials and functionality define interiors and furniture characterized by a timeless aesthetic.

FORUM8. LANDING ON THE MOON
“Experience The Moon. Design the Future”: a name, a program. Or rather, a futuristic project bridging engineering and design, in which FORUM8 presents cutting-edge Japanese engineering software solutions. Dedicated to disaster prevention, environmental protection, and the development of social infrastructure, these solutions immerse visitors in a space so advanced and engaging that it feels as if they have landed on the Moon or traveled forward in time—light-years ahead.