MOLTENI&C 2025 COLLECTION – THE COLLECTION BY CHRISTOPHE DELCOURT

Images courtesy of Molteni&C

Emile, Maylis, Odile, Lèa, Fleur,Eugène,Lise,Pénélope
First publication June 4, 2025

At Milan Design Week 2025, Molteni&C unveiled its 2025 Collection—a refined tribute to the architectural and cultural heritage of Milan. Curated by Vincent Van Duysen, the collection reimagines archival designs from the 1970s and ’80s with contemporary clarity and restraint. Its debut was marked by the opening of Palazzo Molteni on Via Manzoni 9, Milan (read here) , a new seven-story flagship that blends exhibition space with cultural narrative. Complementing the launch, the “Letters to Milan” installation at Museo Poldi Pezzoli, conceived by Studio Klass, offered an immersive experience reflecting the city’s layered identity through architecture, art, and design. The unveiling of Molteni&C’s 2025 Collection also marked the introduction of new designs by Vincent Van Duysen, Creative Director of Molteni&C: Aria (writing desk), Linea (armchair),

Highlights of collection include a prestigious collaboration with Christophe Delcourt, GamFratesi, Yabu Pushelberg, Tobi Scarpa and Marta Ferri.

The Collection by Christophe Delcourt:
With the unveiling of its 2025 Collection, Molteni&C marks the beginning of a  prestigious collaboration with French designer Christophe Delcourt—an alliance that brings sculptural sensitivity and artisanal rigor to the forefront of contemporary furniture design.

Delcourt’s work is rooted in the belief that furniture, like architecture or art, is a daily companion—an element of seduction that shapes our environment. His pieces for Molteni&C blur the line between craftsmanship and industrial precision, transforming materials into quiet compositions of form, rhythm, and light.

Sofas, armchairs, and tables emerge as architectural gestures—geometric yet fluid, expressive yet restrained. Each element is a study in balance, where solids and voids, intersections and volumes interact with poetic clarity. Materials are elevated, and light reveals their depth, texture, and nuance.

Delcourt brings to Molteni&C not just objects, but a language—one that speaks in volumes of craftsmanship, coherence, and timeless design integrity.

Émile Modular Sofa
Designed by Christophe Delcourt, the Émile modular sofa embodies sculptural clarity and tailored comfort. Its clean lines trace a rhythmic silhouette, while adjustable backrests and deep seats allow for versatile configurations—from linear arrangements to semicircular compositions. Generous cushions and integrated Odile tables enhance its adaptability, offering seamless functionality with understated elegance.

Émile Modular Sofa

Maylis Coffee Table
The Maylis coffee table captures Delcourt’s signature interplay of form and movement. A curved top shifts perspective from every angle, while three glossy, half-moon aluminum legs create a bold contrast with surfaces in marble, glass, or lacquer. A wooden variant adds warmth, and when paired with the hexagonal version, the collection plays with geometric tension and material richness.

Maylis Coffee Table

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Odile Coffee Table
With its graphic silhouette and modular design, the Odile table complements the Émile sofa while asserting a strong identity of its own. A hexagonal top—available in lacquer or marble—rests on a rectangular oak base, framed by polished steel details. Odile embodies the balance of structure and artistry central to Delcourt’s vision.

Odile Coffee Table

Lèa Coffee Table
Lèa continues the geometric dialogue begun by Odile, offering a monolithic interpretation in glossy lacquer. With its hexagonal top and sculptural form, it serves as a quiet connector between other pieces, reinforcing the collection’s modular logic and visual coherence.

Lèa Coffee Table

Fleur Coffee Table
Evoking the delicacy of a bloom, Fleur is distinguished by three petal-like legs and a wavy, transparent glass top. Light and compact, it introduces a subtle rhythm to the room with its bronze-toned tempered glass, combining grace with modern restraint.

Lèa Coffee Table

Eugène Armchair
Eugène redefines comfort through deconstruction. With a high backrest, enveloping form, and seamless joints, the armchair merges form and function. Built on a Polimex base—an eco-conscious, fully recyclable material—it pairs sustainability with elevated design. Offered in textile or leather, it’s a refined take on everyday comfort.

Eugène Armchair

Lise Table
Lise stands as a sculptural centerpiece. Its dual, curved base forms a visual crescendo beneath a refined top in wood or marble, edged in polished steel or lacquer. The mirrored finish between top and base unifies the design, making Lise ideal for expansive interiors that call for a bold yet graceful statement.

Lise Table

Pénélope Console
Echoing the language of the Lise table, the Pénélope console fuses sculptural form with material richness. Curved supports in lacquer or polished steel uphold a polymorphic top in marble or wood. The continuity between base and edge finish lends the piece a fluid elegance, anchoring it as a striking focal point in the living space.

Pénélope Console