Dezeen Showroom: several recently launched furniture and lighting pieces have been listed on Dezeen Showroom during this year’s Milan design week.
Eminent makers and design brands have marked Milan design week’s 2025 edition by releasing a number of products, including a modular lighting system connected by tape and a sit-stand desk for home office use.
Milan design week took place from 7 to 13 April this year and remains the world’s largest design event. Visit Dezeen’s dedicated digital guide for a comprehensive list of the activities that occurred over the course of the design week’s 2025 iteration.
Read on to see our selection of bathroom fittings, lighting and furniture on Dezeen Showroom that were debuted during the week.
Passage tables and chairs by Ronan Bouroullec for Kettal
Slimline aluminium frames define this table and chair collection designed for Spanish furniture brand Kettal by designer Ronan Bouroullec.
Passage tables and chairs are made out of recycled and recyclable aluminium and are available in a selection of colourways and seat finishes.
Map modular lighting by Geckeler Michels for Lodes
Strips of conductive tape visually and electrically connect the LED modules of this lighting system designed for Italian brand Lodes by studio Geckeler Michels.
Map modular lighting comes in three neutral tones and can be configured in a limitless array of patterns and layouts to create bespoke lighting arrangements across ceilings.
eFloat Quattro desk by Humanscale
Workplace furniture brand Humanscale has reimagined its eFloat sit/stand desk with a softer, more domestic aesthetic allowing it to blend seamlessly into home environments.
The eFloat Quattro desk has four slender telescopic legs rather than the more functionalist two-legged structure of its forbearer, but retains its easy-to-adjust functionality.
Find out more about eFloat Quattro ›
Serenity Sky shower by Dornbracht
Five flow modes are facilitated by German brand Dornbracht’s Serenity Sky shower, which aims to harness the wellbeing benefits of water and bathing.
The square panel comes in multiple metallic finishes and sits flush into the ceiling when installed, giving it a streamlined aesthetic.
Find out more about Serenity Sky ›
Aeris chandelier by Ross Gardam
Melbourne studio Ross Gardam has developed a collection of cloud-like chandeliers named Aeris.
Each piece is comprised of mouth-blown glass shades arranged around a metal frame, grouped in either straight lines or clusters.
Tablo table by Piero Lissoni for Porro
Architect Pierro Lissoni has created a table for Italian furniture maker Porro based on the appearance of workbenches utilised in metal workshops.
The Tablo table is available as a coffee table as well as a larger version designed for meeting and dining purposes. Both feature a sturdy metal frame topped by either a marble or glass top.
Italian bathroom brand Gessi has developed a new material for its bathroom hardware named Titanio, which is based on the properties of titanium.
The material shares its namesake’s strength, lightness and durability, and aims to contribute to the creation of timeless and distinctive metallic tapware.
Nami table by E-ggs for Miniforms
Steam bending methods were used to create the crimped base of this wooden table created by Italian studio E-ggs for design brand Miniforms.
The Nami table is available in three natural timber finishes – flamed oak, canaletto walnut or black ash – and users can also choose between three tabletop shapes.
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