Giorgetti 2026 news for London Design Festival

The Giorgetti London Store at 54–58 Fulham Road presents the brand's 2026 Collection during the London Design Festival, transforming the showroom into an immersive expression of Giorgetti's evolving design vision. Reflecting this year's themes of global exchange, craftsmanship, material innovation and digital thinking, the collection celebrates the dialogue between heritage and contemporary creativity, reaffirming the values that have shaped the company for over 128 years. Developed through collaborations with HBA (Hirsch Bedner Associates), Outin.Design, Pierre-Yves Rochon and Maserati, the collection brings together furniture, lighting and accessories united by a refined design language. Different in form and function, each piece contributes to a coherent vision in which artisanal excellence, cultural references and innovation merge into contemporary living environments. Among the collection's highlights is Yuan, designed by Outin.Design, a sculptural table inspired by the ritual of the tea ceremony that transforms gathering into a contemporary expression of conviviality. It is accompanied by Kumiki, HBA's seating collection, whose exposed joinery celebrates the precision of traditional Japanese carpentry, which continues the dialogue between Eastern influences and Giorgetti's Italian craftsmanship. The Atmosphere Collection expands with pieces that elevate everyday rituals through refined materials and sculptural forms. The Marianne tea set reinterprets the essential geometries of the Bauhaus, while the Water, Quetzal, Highrise and Upward lamps explore light as an architectural element. New additions including the Volteggio and Flines rugs, the Double Trap board game and En Passant chessboard complete a collection conceived to enrich the domestic landscape with objects that balance function and beauty. The second chapter of the Giorgetti Maserati Edition introduces new configurations of the modular Nereide sofa together with Fragmentum low table, extending the dialogue between the two brands through a shared language of precision, movement and craftsmanship. This vision reaches its most playful expression with Nereo, a foosball table transformed into a sophisticated design object, where refined materials and meticulous detailing elevate leisure into a ritual of style. The collaboration also introduces Aphira, a versatile seating collection whose sculptural shell subtly recalls the world of automotive design while adapting naturally to residential and hospitality settings. Dining is further enriched by Floria, designed with Pierre-Yves Rochon and paired with the welcoming Elisa chairs, offering a refined interpretation of contemporary conviviality. Throughout the showroom, established Giorgetti pieces including the Lorelei sofa and armchairs, Seidon sofa, and the Erasmo desk create a dialogue with the new introductions, demonstrating the continuity and timeless character of the brand's design language. One of the collection's most significant introductions is Progetti Silky, the first chapter of Tribute to Icons, a new initiative dedicated to reinterpreting Giorgetti's design heritage. Carlo Colombo revisits the historic Progetti armchair, originally introduced in 1987, creating a contemporary evolution that preserves its recognisable identity while introducing renewed comfort, softer proportions and a fresh sensibility. The collection extends into the sleeping area with the Karphi Nap bed and the Reiwa walk-in wardrobe, before moving outdoors with the latest additions to the Open Air Collection, including the Moorea sofa, Loop chairs, Aldìa coffee tables, Nisida rugs and cushions, and Kromis accessory. Together, these pieces express a seamless vision of indoor and outdoor living defined by craftsmanship, comfort and understated elegance. Completing the presentation, artworks selected in collaboration with Pontone Gallery and Everard Read reinforce the dialogue between contemporary art and design.