Eclectic and unusual, the proposals in the Unexpected Objects collective rethink the aesthetics of today’s objects. Here they are: “Geomorphic” by the duo alcarol, a furniture collection inspired by terrestrial elevations; the sculptural room divider “Cortina” by Bottos Design Italia by Sebastiano Bottos; “Iconoclastic” by Daamstudio, a set of porcelain that aims to become a cult; “Indivenire” by Laboratorio San Rocco, rounded vases in neutral colors with a contemporary inspiration; “Terre Evolute”, 3D-printed stoneware tiles by Unuslab and Fluente, displayed as a artwork to be admired while comfortably seated in Fluente’s Grembo armchair. “Beyond the edge”, stoneware furniture with soft lines, obtained with an exclusive technique, Pollini Home’s signature. “The show of the shadow” by Karbony, a chair, a sphere and a table made of carbon, thus entering the world of interior design. “Re-Make Re-Model Re-Imagine”, Paul Kelley’s 350 magnetic and modular cubes for designing any kind of furniture. Last but not least, “Sustainability Engagement” by Pelma, a platform where to discover the sustainability of polyurethane foam, in common with “Inside Matter” by Poliuretano è, a series of islands where to try out the different levels of comfort offered by the material.

• The installation “Italia” by artist Alberto Gianfreda opens or closes the collective with a piece made with fragments of ceramics from different Italian regions.