SKLD STUDIO AT SALON DEL MOBILE.MILANO (PREVIEW)

Images courtesy of SKLD Studio

Collections by Valerio Sommella, La Mamba Studio, and Eli Gutiérrez.

At the 2026 edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano, SKLD Studio returns for its third consecutive year, reinforcing its position within the high-end outdoor design sector. Founded in 2024 under the Spanish group Voolcan Grupo, the brand continues to build on the group’s longstanding presence in Milan, presenting a refined vision of contemporary outdoor living shaped by collaborations with designers such as Alberto Lievore, La Mamba Studio, and Eli Gutiérrez.

Koro collection

Positioned at the intersection of craftsmanship and innovation, SKLD Studio approaches outdoor furniture as a form of “authorial design,” where each piece balances aesthetic clarity with emotional resonance. Its collections emphasize carefully calibrated proportions, soft and enveloping volumes, and a nuanced color palette—ranging from forest green to oxide red and smoky purplish grey—articulating a sophisticated, timeless language that extends beyond pure functionality.

Eli Gutiérrez, Koro collection

Presented by Magran Living

Unveiled during the fair are several new collections and extensions that highlight the brand’s collaborative ethos. Among them is a complete outdoor furniture line by Valerio Sommella, alongside a new collection by Kar Durán and Miguel López, who further develop their Serra series—a reinterpretation of classic rattan seating that juxtaposes traditional weaving with slender metal structures. The Koro collection by Eli Gutiérrez is also expanded with new seating typologies, while a modular accessories system by Adam Johnston introduces additional versatility to the brand’s outdoor environments.

Serra Collection by Kar Durán & Miguel López

Beyond the fairgrounds, SKLD Studio also features in Fuorisalone as part of the Appartamento Spagnolo at Palazzo Castiglioni, an exhibition curated by StudioPepe for Elle Decor Italia in collaboration with ICEX Spain Trade and Investment. Here, selected pieces—including the Olma collection by La Mamba Studio and the Serra daybed in a White Wash finish—are presented within a domestic setting, offering a more intimate reading of the brand’s design language.

Olma collection by La Mamba

Through its dual presence across Salone del Mobile.Milano and Fuorisalone (MDW26), SKLD Studio continues to articulate a cohesive and forward-looking approach to outdoor design—one that merges material sensitivity, formal precision, and a growing network of international creative voices.