Speaker sculpted from stone among products unveiled at Milan design week
Dezeen Showroom: in the wake of Milan design week 2026, we look at seven surfaces and products from Dezeen Showroom that debuted during this year's event.
Taking place from 20 to 24 April, the event saw installations, open showrooms and parties at various venues throughout the city.
Products by a plethora of international brands were also launched, ranging from seating and tiles to speakers. Take a look at Dezeen's dedicated digital guide for a comprehensive directory of the activities that took place.
Read on to see a selection of products on Dezeen Showroom that had their debut at Milan design week 2026.
Mystone Tivoli tiles by Marazzi
Classical Roman stone is referenced in these creamy, dappled tiles by Italian tile manufacturer Marazzi.
Mystone Tivoli tiles come in three colours as well as two decorative tile designs – linear Vesta and mosaic-like Tratti.
Find out more about Mystone Tivoli ›
Soft Stone sofa by Gabriel Tan for ClassiCon
Monolithic blocks form this sofa by German design brand ClassiCon and Singaporean designer Gabriel Tan.
Tan drew on Portuguese urban architecture and American sculpture when designing the Soft Stone sofa.
Find out more about Soft Stone ›
Reloaded ceramic surfaces by Diesel and Iris Ceramica
Italian tile manufacturer Iris Ceramica collaborated with clothing brand Diesel on a collection of surfaces united by their edgy aesthetic.
Alongside an intentionally distressed rug, Reloaded ceramic surfaces include Acid Majolica, a version of a traditional Portuguese majolica tile made to look distorted and warped.
Find out more about Reloaded ›
Macaron modular sofa by Bert Plantagie and Mecanoo
Macaron is a modular seating system by Dutch design brand Bert Plantagie and architecture studio Mecanoo.
It is named after and designed to reference the eponymous French confectionery, characterised by rounded forms and scalloped edges.
Plissé sofa by Bertrand Lejoli for Paola Lenti
Furniture brand Paola Lenti collaborated with Antwerp-based industrial design practice Bertrand Lejoli on an outdoor sofa with distinctively wrapped sides.
The Plissé sofa's matte or glossy stainless steel frame is wrapped in weatherproof fabric and topped with thick cushions that have removable covers.
Beosound Haven speaker by Bang & Olufsen and Antolini
Quartzite from Italian stone brand Antolini was conjoined with a spherical speaker by Bang & Olufsen to create a distinctively statuesque speaker.
The Beosound Haven speaker comes in floor-standing and wall-mounted versions, both of which can be used outdoors.
Find out more about Beosound Haven ›
Kipu Club outdoor chair by Anderssen & Voll for Lapalma
Italian brand Lapalma worked with design studio Anderssen & Voll on an evolution of its Kipu Club chair, which can withstand the elements.
The tub-shaped Kipu Club outdoor chair is made from marine plywood, UV-stable outdoor fabric and the option to add water-resistant covers for further durability.
Find out more about Kipu Club ›
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