Superstudio Design 2026

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For its 26th edition, Superstudio - a point of reference during the Fuorisalone - presents Superstudio Design 2026: a new "diffused map" that reimagines the Milan Design Week experience. This marks a turning point, moving beyond the traditional District concept to create new itineraries across the city.

From April 20 to 26, 2026, 30,000 square meters spread across Superstudio Più, Superstudio Maxi, and the new Superstudio Village will host a project organized into three thematic paths, three city zones, and three complementary visions of contemporary design. This format traverses Milan from Tortona to Barona and Bovisa, sparking a dialogue between new urban hubs in a narrative that weaves design and art together through a significant, extended presence.

The 2026 edition brings together a total of 70 projects, 91 participating brands, and 88 designers hailing from 19 nations—Austria, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Netherlands, Serbia, Slovakia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, and the United Kingdom—and 4 continents (Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America), confirming the global and multicultural scale of the project.

SUPERNOVA
Superstudio Più | Tortona, via Tortona 27, Milan
The hub for leading international design brands
In the iconic Via Tortona venue, SuperNova represents the international heart of the project: a destination for large-scale installations, independent pavilions, and temporary architecture that transform the space into an immersive laboratory bridging industry, culture, and vision.

Moooi 25 & Promising
Moooi in collaboration with Superstudio - a major museum-style exhibition, designed by Marcel Wanders
Lexus explores movement as an emotional experience through "SPACE" and "Discover Your Space"
Samsung Electronics: Presents "Design is an Act of Love", a manifesto of their "The Human Side of Tech" vision
Schüller Möbelwerk | next125: Collaborates with new Creative Maker Ankon Mitra on the "UN:FOLD" project
Department of International Trade Promotion, Thailand: Presenting "Slow Hand Design – Heritage Reimagined", a reflection on the evolution of Thai craftsmanship between tradition and innovation.

SUPERCITY
Superstudio Maxi | Barona, Via Moncucco 35, Milan
Curated by Giulio Cappellini, SuperCity envisions a multicultural ideal city looking toward the future, where architecture, design, art and photography intertwine in a unified vision.

SUPERPLAYGROUND
Superstudio Village | Bovisa, Via Negrotto 59, Milan
The space for new design proposals between creativity and experimentation
A major new development for 2026 is the opening of the new Superstudio Village, a space regenerated from a former industrial factory and transformed into an event location unique in Italy for its standards of sustainability and technology. SuperPlayground is the project dedicated to emerging creativity, experimentation and social design: an open environment where design research, visual languages and new international sensibilities come together.

A Project for the City and the Future of Design
Superstudio Design 2026 chooses to multiply not only the spaces by three, but also the directions of research that define the identity of the project, starting with the opening event.

This edition brings together 91 companies and 88 designers with a total of 70 projects, distributed across the three locations: 15 interventions at Superstudio Maxi, including 2 exhibitions dedicated to the dialogue between art and design; 14 projects and 5 artistic exhibitions at Superstudio Più; and 3 projects and 33 designers selected through an open call at Superstudio Village, alongside 28 media partners.

A dedicated shuttle service will connect the three Superstudio locations, facilitating the visitor experience. The service will operate on Sunday 19, Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 23, with three vehicles running every 30 minutes. This system will create a fluid network connecting visitors and international professionals, optimizing movement between the different locations and enhancing access to the projects and exhibitions.