FRIGERIO AT SALONE DEL MOBILE.MILANO 2026 UNVEILS ITS LATEST COLLECTION

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Metamorphosis

For Frigerio, the home is never static. It evolves through memory, daily rituals, and the quiet dialogue between comfort and craftsmanship. With its latest collection, Metamorphosis, the Italian furniture house explores an evolving domestic language through sculptural forms, tactile materials, and thoughtful compositions that move effortlessly between heritage and modernity.

Dao Soft Small Table | Dao Soft Curved Sofa

Unveiled at Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026, the collection marks a refined new chapter for the brand, where sculptural forms and tactile materials come together in an evolving vision of contemporary living. Rather than focusing solely on individual product introductions, Frigerio frames the collection as an immersive experience — one where interiors feel layered, emotional, and deeply personal.

Kumo Table | Fosca Small Armchair 

Presented within a stand conceived as an expansive domestic environment, Frigerio’s showcase unfolds through a sequence of living, dining, and relaxation settings, inviting visitors into a home-like narrative suspended between past and future. Across these curated spaces, the brand’s latest novelties sit naturally alongside existing collections, creating an atmosphere that feels quietly sophisticated and inherently welcoming.

At the center of the collection is the continued evolution of the Dao Soft sofa by Gordon Guillaumier, now enriched with softly curved modular elements that soften its geometry with a more fluid and organic rhythm. Expanding beyond traditional configurations, the new additions introduce greater flexibility while preserving the sartorial attention to detail that defines Frigerio’s craftsmanship, including the sofa’s signature stitching and generous sense of comfort.

Presented by Coulisse | INK

Guillaumier also introduces the Dafne armchair, a generously proportioned piece inspired by modernist classics, balancing architectural precision with softened upholstery details and rounded forms. Alongside it, the Fosca chair brings an elegant sense of symmetry through its sculptural silhouette and distinctive three-point support structure, where ribbon-like armrests flow seamlessly into the backrest to create a quietly sophisticated presence.

For the dining area, Calvi Brambilla’s Kumo dining table offers a compelling interplay between solidity and visual lightness. Defined by softly rounded edges and a sculptural double-base structure, the marble piece brings sculptural presence and visual lightness into the dining space, while the expanding Tom collection gains a softer dimension through wave-shaped poufs designed for versatile, adaptable living.

Linda Armchair | Vetra Sideboard

The collection further enriches Frigerio’s living universe through accent pieces that embrace sculptural expression and material depth. The Linda lounge chair, crafted from curved wood, introduces an enveloping silhouette that appears almost carved into shape, while the Metis bench juxtaposes soft upholstery with striking marble details in a refined play of textures. Completing the offering, the Vetra sideboard transforms storage into a design statement through softly rounded forms and bronze-toned glass details that subtly reveal what lies within.

Davis Swing System Sofa

Through Metamorphosis, Frigerio proposes a way of living shaped by continuity, emotion, and evolving rituals. At Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026, the brand presents interiors not simply as spaces to inhabit, but as environments designed to feel deeply personal and lived in.

Dafne Armchair | Metis Bench