Fuorisalone’s bold return
Milan Design Week (Fuorisalone) this year doubled down on experimental modern interiors — organizers list over 120 exhibitors including Patricia Urquiola and Faye Toogood, with Alcova installations and district programming returning in force. Tortona Rocks ran the theme 'Design to Change Everything,' underscoring the event's push to blur art, design and lifestyle across showrooms and pop-ups. (living.corriere.it) (mediakey.it) (idealista.it)
Fuorisalone and the Salone del Mobile are scheduled to run April 20–26, 2026, aligning the citywide Fuorisalone programme with the trade‑fair calendar. (fuorisalone.it)) Alcova will stage projects in two previously sealed Milan sites: Franco Albini’s Villa Pestarini — the architect’s only Milan villa — which opens to the public for the first time, and the expansive former Baggio Military Hospital in the Primaticcio district. (archiproducts.com)) Tortona Rocks returns for its 11th edition under the banner "Design to Change Everything," running April 20–26 with installations concentrated at Opificio 31 and along Via Tortona, Via Savona and Via Bergognone; the district’s press preview is scheduled for April 19. (tortona.rocks)) Brera’s programme lists more than 200 installations and exhibitions across showrooms and historic buildings as part of the week’s concentrated district programming. (archiproducts.com)) Haus of Automotive — first presented in 2025 — is slated to return as a dedicated hub for automotive design within Milan Design Week’s events. (fuorisalone.it)) The simultaneous Salone del Mobile trade fair will host roughly 2,100 brands across the Rho Fiera pavilions, underscoring the industrial scale that runs in parallel with Fuorisalone’s citywide interventions. (expolista.com))