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Atelier Bowy C.D.: The Atelier Editions

With The Atelier Editions, Atelier Bowy C.D. - within Henzel Studio - presents a series of editioned rugs that expand the medium into sculptural and architectural form.

Bringing together nine international designers - Adam Court, Alexander Díaz Andersson, Andrée Cooke, Annysa LaMantia, Fernando Mastrangelo, Fernanda Marques, Pietro Franceschini, Sacha Andraos, Lorenzo Scisciani, Salvatore Morales, and Suchi Reddy - the project explores material, relief, and structure through advanced hand-knotting techniques.

Installed within Cavallerizze, the works unfold as spatial interventions, where textile surfaces interact with architecture, shifting between object, landscape, and environment.

ATELIER BOWY C.D. (ABCD)

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Gupica for Besana Carpet Lab: An-tropico

With An-tropico, Gupica presents an installation for Besana Carpet Lab as a neo-exotic microcosm where humans, nature, and space merge into a single sensorial environment.

The project revolves around the Traccia carpet and Gupica’s Bambù lighting collection, defined by diffused light, tactile surfaces, and abstract natural references.

Rather than literal exoticism, An-tropico constructs an abstract nature shaped by material and gesture. The Bambù lamps and Traccia carpet translate organic references into minimal, graphic forms. Together, the works reflect on design as a filtered encounter between human action and the natural world.

Besana Carpet Lab Gupica

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Creative Hungary: Budapest Select - Patterns of Being

With Budapest Select – Patterns of Being, Creative Hungary returns to Milano Design Week for its fifth consecutive year, presenting a curated overview of contemporary Hungarian design.

Bringing together 26 designers and 65 works, the exhibition explores how individuals shape and respond to the world through design. Structured across five themes—Current, Aspiration, Fate, Circularity, and Responsibility—it reflects on human experience through material, process, and intention.

Rooted in craftsmanship and critical thinking, the project offers a layered perspective on the relationship between people, objects, and their environment.



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Scatto Filatelico reimagines the postcard as a contemporary ritual during Milano Design Week 2026.

At Spazio Filatelia Milano, visitors were invited to transform their own images into printed postcards, combining digital tools, tactile materials, and the timeless gesture of handwriting. From image selection to printing, stamping, and sending, each step became part of a slow, intentional experience.

Blending technology, design, and tradition, the project brought together Poste Italiane – Filatelia, Canon Italia, Haltadefinizione, and IRCCS Ospedale San Raffaele, with the cultural contribution of the Pinacoteca di Brera.

Scatto Filatelico
Spazio Filatelia Milano in Via Cordusio 4



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5VIE Design Week – QoT: Qualia of Things
20–26 April 2026