REDDUO STUDIO AT MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2026 (A PREVIEW)

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Porta Genova district — Milan

Before Milan Design Week unfolds, this is an early glimpse into the projects shaping the season—where design, atmosphere, and everyday rituals intersect.

A familiar space opens again, quietly transformed. For Redduo Studio, the return to its first home in the Porta Genova district is less about reopening and more about reinhabiting—allowing the space to reflect how the studio has evolved over time.

Founded by Fabiola di Virgilio and Andrea Rosso, the multidisciplinary practice approaches this moment as a continuation rather than a reset. The studio is unveiled in a new guise, shaped through dialogue with a selection of exceptional partners, and framed as a place where collaboration, experimentation, and everyday practice naturally intersect.

Presented by Magran Living

Alongside this return, Redduo Studio extends its presence across the city through participation in the Coral Exhibition by Arpa Industriale / FENIX. Curated by Federica Sala and hosted at the brand’s showroom on Foro Buonaparte, the exhibition becomes another site of exchange—where material, process, and design thinking come together.

Rather than presenting a single statement, Redduo Studio’s Milan presence unfolds across multiple moments. Spaces, collaborations, and encounters build a layered narrative, suggesting a practice defined by openness and curiosity rather than fixed outcomes.

As the week approaches, further collaborations are set to be revealed, extending this sense of momentum beyond any one address. For Redduo Studio, Milan Design Week becomes a network of conversations—rooted in place, but constantly in motion.