With the new Jazz upholstered collection for Turri, designer Giuseppe Viganò transforms musical inspiration into contemporary Italian design.
Music has always been more than sound. It creates atmosphere, evokes emotion and tells stories. With Jazz, his latest upholstered collection for Turri, Italian designer Giuseppe Viganò translates these qualities into a refined furniture language. Following the success of Blues, he continues his exploration of music-inspired design through a collection defined by elegance, comfort and craftsmanship.
Presented at Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026, the collection includes two- and three-seater sofas characterized by clean proportions and a light visual presence. A leather-wrapped base with double stitching and subtle metal inserts creates a strong architectural identity, while upholstery options in leather or fabric are finished with refined leather piping.
Comfort is equally important. Generous armrests and deeply padded cushions offer a welcoming experience, creating furniture that feels as inviting as it looks.
Between Art, Fashion and Poetry
For Giuseppe Viganò, design is often born from unexpected references. Throughout his career, he has drawn inspiration from art, fashion and poetry, developing products that balance creativity with functionality. New materials and experimental approaches frequently become the starting point for entire collections.
Through Studio Viganò, he has collaborated with some of Italy’s most respected furniture brands, including Poliform, Arflex, Bonaldo, Visionnaire, Lema, Minotti and Porada, establishing a design language that combines technical precision with emotional depth.
The Elegance of Improvisation
Much like the music that inspired it, Jazz balances structure and freedom. The collection reflects Turri’s commitment to Italian craftsmanship while embracing a contemporary aesthetic suited to modern international interiors.
A sofa that speaks softly—through comfort, materiality and the enduring beauty of thoughtful design.
