Explore groundbreaking design, technology, and culture at Milan Design Week 2025, the world’s most influential design event.
Milan Design Week transforms the city into the epicenter of creativity and innovation every year. In 2025, the world’s most influential design event returns with a fresh theme, cutting-edge exhibitions, and an inspiring lineup of brands and designers.
Whether you’re a design enthusiast, an industry professional, or simply someone who appreciates artistic expression, this event is unmissable. We’ve created this guide to assist you throughout the event and give you an insight into what Milan Design Week 2025 is all about. Keep reading to discover more!
What is Milan Design Week 2025?
Milan Design Week (MDW25) is the ultimate global celebration of design, architecture, and creativity. Hosted annually in the vibrant city of Milan, this prestigious event gathers top designers, architects, brands, and visionaries to showcase groundbreaking ideas and trends that shape the future of design.
Originally launched in 1961 as Salone del Mobile, Milan Design Week has evolved into a citywide phenomenon, with countless exhibitions, installations, and networking events spread across various districts.
It has become the most important platform for industry leaders, independent designers, and design lovers to connect, exchange ideas, and discover innovations that redefine contemporary aesthetics and functionality.
Over the years, MDW has set the stage for legendary collaborations, the launch of groundbreaking collections, and visionary discussions about the future of design. The 2025 edition promises to continue this legacy by embracing sustainability, technological advancements, and new creative methodologies.
The Theme of Milan Design Week 2025
The 2025 edition of Milan Design Week adopts the theme “Mondi Connessi” (Connected Worlds), highlighting the intersection between design, technology, and culture. This theme explores how different disciplines merge to create innovative solutions that enhance our lives, work, and interact with our surroundings.
What to Expect from the Exhibitions?
MDW25 will feature a range of engaging exhibitions and installations showcasing the latest innovations in design. Expect Interactive Installations—a fusion of art, technology, and architecture. Emerging Designers & New Talent—a chance to discover the next generation of visionaries.
HOMMÉS Studio at Milan Design Week 2025
HOMMÉS Studio will present ECHOES at MDW25, which is more than a collection—it is a conceptual provocation, a call to reimagine the essence of space, time, and design in Milan Design Week 2025. In a world where nothing is fixed, where art adapts, and architecture transcends geography, design becomes a living force—fluid, emotional, and deeply human.
“We move through a world in constant motion — always connected, always expanding. But in this restless momentum, do we pause long enough to listen? To feel the ECHOES of our presence within the spaces we inhabit?” reflects Micael.
HOMMÉS Studio presents a statement in Milan Design Week 2025 — an invitation to see design as more than form or function. In this vision, art becomes essential. It captures the fleeting silence where everything is revealed — where we see ourselves. A home becomes more than shelter; it becomes a sanctuary, a space that protects, reflects, and resonates with who we are.
HOMMÉS Studio will also unveil exclusive product launches at MDW25 across multiple categories:
- Sofas & Armchairs – Luxurious seating solutions that blend comfort and statement design.
- Center Tables & Consoles – Striking pieces that anchor sophisticated interiors.
- Dining Tables – Elegant designs that combine function with sculptural beauty.
- Lamps & Lighting Solutions – Artistic fixtures that elevate any ambiance.
- Chairs & Benches – Uniquely crafted pieces that add character to any space.
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Where and When is Milan Design Week 2025?
Milan Design Week 2025 will occur from April 8 to April 13, 2025. The main venue for Salone del Mobile will be Fiera Milano Rho. At the same time, Fuorisalone will be spread across various Milan design districts, each offering unique exhibitions and experiences.
How to Get to Milan Design Week 2025?
Getting to MDW25 is seamless, whether you’re traveling from within Italy or internationally:
By Air:
- Malpensa Airport (MXP): Best for international travelers. Located 50 km from Milan, it offers frequent train connections (Malpensa Express) to the city center in about 40 minutes.
- Linate Airport (LIN): The closest airport, just 7 km from Milan. Ideal for European flights, with a direct metro connection to the city center via Line M4 (Blue Line).
- Bergamo-Orio al Serio Airport (BGY): A budget-friendly option, with regular shuttle buses to Milano Centrale station, taking around 50 minutes.
By Train:
- Milan is well-connected by high-speed trains. Milano Centrale is the main station for both domestic and international routes. For Salone del Mobile, take the Rho Fiera train from Centrale.
By Metro & Public Transport:
- To Salone del Mobile: Take Metro Line 1 (Red Line) to Rho Fiera.
- For Fuorisalone events: Use Metro Line 2 (Green Line) or Line 3 (Yellow Line) to reach key design districts. Trams and buses are also available for shorter trips.
By Taxi & Rideshare:
- Taxis are available throughout Milan, but they can be expensive during peak times. Uber operates in the city, although availability may be limited compared to traditional taxis.
Experience the Best of Design in Milan
Milan Design Week 2025 promises to be an inspiring and transformative event. It will offer a glimpse into the future of design while celebrating creativity, craftsmanship, and innovation. Whether you’re exploring Salone del Mobile or experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of Fuorisalone, this is the ultimate destination for design lovers.
Join HOMMÉS Studio at Milan Design Week 2025 and discover the art of living through bold, sophisticated, and innovative design.
Source: Yatzer & Salone del Mobile Milano
