GHIDINI1961 EXPANDS ITS DESIGN DIALOGUE WITH NEW PRODUCTS AND COLLABORATIONS 2026

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Settebello, Cono, Cards and a Collaboration with Spotti Milano

As living spaces become increasingly fluid and multifunctional, furniture is evolving beyond utility to shape everyday experiences. Embracing this shift, Ghidini1961 presents its latest collection alongside a collaboration with Spotti Milano, bringing together sculptural forms, refined materials, and exceptional craftsmanship for contemporary living.

Spotti Milano – KALEIDOS wall lamp

Lorenza Bozzoli – Cards (side table) : Round and Squared

At the heart of the collection is Settebello, a sofa by Lorenza Bozzoli that marks Ghidini1961’s first double-sided seating configuration. Conceived to be experienced from every angle, it encourages a more open and convivial use of space while creating a sculptural focal point for both residential and hospitality interiors. Complementing Settebello are Cono, a series of mirrored side tables, and Cards, now enriched with new finishes and silhouettes that further expand the brand’s decorative language.

Andrea Branzi – Giotto (floor lamp)

Presented by Coulisse | INK

Alongside the new products, the brand expands its design dialogue through a collaboration with Spotti Milano, where a curated selection of designs is reinterpreted through distinctive materials and finishes. The presentation features Andrea Branzi’s Giotto lamps, the Campana Brothers’ Kaleidos collection in chromed steel, Lorenza Bozzoli’s Tria table in Green Cipollino marble, and the Mambo sofa upholstered in English Green velvet. Together, the pieces illustrate how materiality, light, and craftsmanship can shape interiors with a refined sense of character.

Lorenza Bozzoli – Cono (side table)

The new products and the collaboration with Spotti Milano reflect Ghidini1961’s ongoing exploration of craftsmanship, materiality, and contemporary design. From the sculptural presence of Settebello to the refined details of Cono and Cards, complemented by reinterpreted pieces presented in Milan, the 2026 collection highlights how timeless craftsmanship continues to evolve through a fresh, versatile design language.

Lorenza Bozzoli – Settebello (modular sofa)

Spotti Milano – TRIA dining table