Ghidini1961’s 2026 Collection approaches design not as a series of objects, but as a spatial choreography of materials, light and movement.
Some collections introduce new products. Others redefine the way we experience living. Ghidini1961’s 2026 Collection belongs firmly to the latter.
Rather than presenting isolated objects, the Italian design house creates a coherent universe where seating, tables and lighting interact to shape space itself. Furniture becomes less about decoration and more about atmosphere, material presence and human interaction. Throughout the collection, Ghidini1961 remains faithful to its identity, combining its long-standing expertise in metal craftsmanship with marble, glass and textiles in refined contemporary compositions.
Living Landscapes
Designed by Lorenza Bozzoli, Settebello is perhaps the clearest expression of this philosophy. Its generous modular elements deliberately move beyond conventional rectangular layouts, allowing fluid compositions through trapezoidal modules and sculptural peninsula elements.
The sofa becomes a landscape rather than a product—an environment that encourages gathering, conversation and constant reconfiguration as life evolves.
Light as Architecture
Bozzoli extends this spatial thinking with Ypsilon, a modular suspension system built from branching linear elements.
Instead of simply illuminating a room, the lamp draws luminous architectures across ceilings and walls. Fluted glass softens the light while the cast-metal structure celebrates the technical mastery for which Ghidini1961 is known.
Sculptural Everyday Objects
Across the collection, geometry becomes sculpture.
The new round Tria table introduces a powerful monolithic central base carved from natural stone, while Paolo Rizzatto’s Lancillotto balances classical references with contemporary abstraction. His Unduetre lamps unite marble, brass and cast glass in an elegant study of balance and proportion.
Evolution Instead of Reinvention
One of the collection’s greatest strengths lies in its evolution. Existing designs continue to grow rather than being replaced.
Johanna Grawunder’s Dash appears in a striking new hexagonal version, Andrea Branzi’s Incrocio bookshelf and Giotto floor lamp receive elegant chrome-plated finishes, while the Campana Brothers’ Kaleidos further explores reflections, sculpture and light. The result is a collection that evolves organically while maintaining a remarkably consistent design language.
Italian Craftsmanship for Contemporary Living
Founded as the design division of Ghidini Giuseppe Bosco, Ghidini1961 has built an international reputation by combining exceptional metalworking expertise with contemporary design..
Its 2026 Collection demonstrates that modern luxury is no longer defined by excess, but by carefully chosen materials, timeless craftsmanship and objects capable of shaping meaningful spaces. Furniture becomes architecture, lighting becomes composition, and everyday interiors become places that continuously evolve alongside the people who inhabit them.
