Following its resounding success in the past two years, LABÒ returns with even greater impact at Milan Design Week 2025, offering a unique experience that encapsulates the spirit of contemporary creativity. This year, the exhibition moves to two exceptional venues in the historic Barona district: the iconic Fondazione Rodolfo Ferrari building and the former SPA industrial complex, breaking down barriers between design and contemporary art.
What Does LABÒ 2025 Offer?
1. A New Vision for the Future
Under the theme *”Today’s Creations Shape Tomorrow,”* the exhibition presents a revolutionary perspective on how bold ideas can transform into tangible reality. Here, you won’t just see furniture or sculptures—you’ll experience an entire philosophy of modern living.
2. A Moving Masterpiece
The standout installation this year is *”Perpetuum Mobile,”* an interactive work that blends:
– Time-honored Italian textile craftsmanship from Vimar1991
– Contemporary artistic vision from Paris-based Undo-Redo Studio
– Sustainability concepts through the use of production waste
3. A Global Showcase
This year’s exhibition features participants from 15 countries, with a special focus on:
– Nurturing emerging talent through Ateliers de Paris and Le JAD
– Merging traditional craftsmanship with avant-garde design via Mobilier National
– Presenting groundbreaking design concepts from industry giants
Why Is LABÒ Different?
– Not just an exhibition: A fully immersive sensory experience
– A playground for experimentation: Where designers test their boldest ideas
– A bridge between generations: Connecting master artisans with ambitious young talent
– An ideas lab: Where theories become tangible prototypes
A Must-Visit If You Are:
– Passionate about cutting-edge design trends
– Seeking unconventional inspiration
– A professional in arts or design
– Fascinated by innovative creative techniques
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