Dezeen Showroom: following Milan design week 2025, we’ve detailed six more furnishings, lights and tiles that launched during the event and were published on Dezeen Showroom.
Milan design week took place from 7 to 13 April this year and platformed the release of a wide variety of products by various international brands.
From industrial-looking metal chairs to a glowing lamp made from bioplastic and wool, the items released over the week were diverse in form, function and origin.
As well as product launches, the city-wide event hosted parties, installations, open showrooms and other activities.
Visit Dezeen’s dedicated digital guide for a full run-down list of the events that occurred over the course of the design week’s 2025 edition.
Read on to see our pick of pieces on Dezeen Showroom that debuted during Milan design week.
Strut chair by Yağmur Köylü for Yet Design Studio
Istanbul and London-based practice Yet Design Studio looked to aluminium construction materials to inform the design of its aptly-named Strut chair.
The stackable seat is composed of angular lengths of metal, which look like structural angle profiles. The overall effect is softened by the circular padded seat cushion.
Loja lighting collection by Sebastian Herkner for Midgard
A sweeping, hat-like shade made from paper that can be tilted and rotated by hand sets German lighting brand Midgard Licht‘s Loja lighting collection apart from others on the market.
A pendant light is included in the range alongside standing floor and table iterations, which share a cylindrical, pedestal-style base made from hand-blown glass.
Beosound Balance Natura speaker by Antolini
Italian natural stone company Antolini worked with audio brand Bang & Olufsen to create a statuesque speaker that comprises a speaker fixture crowning a cylindrical stone pedestal base.
The Beosound Balance Natura speaker combines various types of stone and petrified wood with sleek aluminium detailing to create an object that is both sculptural and functional.
Find out more about Beosound Balance Natura ›
Tabacco Terrae tiles by Casalgrande Padana
One of the colourways in Italian brand Casalgrande Padana‘s Terrae tile collection is a smoky grey hue aptly named Tabacco.
All tiles in the range can be specified in a number of sizes, shapes and surface finishes options. The collection also includes versions for both indoors and outdoors.
Find out more about Tabacco Terrae ›
Big Glow lighting by Woolmark and Studio Truly Truly for Rakumba
Wool meets bioplastic in this glowing, globular pendant lamp designed by Dutch design firm Studio Truly Truly in collaboration with Woolmark for Australian lighting brand Rakumba.
Big Glow lighting celebrates Australian materials as well as the country’s design heritage, manifested in a series of round lights that can be composted at the end of their lifespan.
Find out more about Big Glow ›
SensiTerre tile collection by Matteo Thun & Partners for Florim
The texturising techniques used in Renaissance-era clay workshops have been replicated in the SensiTerre tile collection, created for ceramics company Florim by Italian architect Matteo Thun.
Tiles in the range come in six colourways, four textural finishes and multiple shapes, allowing users to create bespoke surfaces.
Find out more about SensiTerre ›
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