MDW 2026: Explore the Boffi|DePadova New Collection Preview |
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As a preview for Milan Design Week 2026, Boffi|DePadova presents a new collection that expresses its vision of living through a coherent language spanning kitchens, living spaces, lighting, and architectural systems.
A series of new creations by international designers that interpret the concept of living, where design rigor, material research, and comfort merge into a unique vision. |
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This year, for Eurocucina 2026, Piero Lissoni designs the XPL kitchen, an evolution of Xila, a monolithic and minimalist kitchen defined by pure volumes and essential details, characterized by a side panel with a gentle curvature that defines the project’s distinctive detail. Also available in a wall-mounted version or with an integrated snack counter. |
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For the De Padova’s seventieth anniversary, the brand celebrates its heritage through a dynamic evolution of its collection. Piero Lissoni presents Alberese Urban, a more compact and versatile modular version compared to Alberese XL. |
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Elisa Ossino, designs Hybla Soft, a softer and more enveloping evolution of the Hybla sofa. |
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The iconic Square sofa evolves into Square Round, embracing curved geometries and a new sense of softness. |
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Omi Tahara designs Blendy Slowtime, a sofa defined by informal, deconstructed comfort, an evolution of the Blendy sofa already part of the De Padova collection. |
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The collection is enriched with the Edda armchair by Federica Biasi, a piece that reinterprets the archetype of the traditional Japanese floor seat through an essential and informal design. |
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The world of lighting is enriched with a new lamp designed by Elisa Ossino. Lantìa is a modular lighting system in fluted glass, distinguished by a strong sculptural presence. |
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design by Yabu Pushelberg |
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Yabu Pushelberg, design Daiya lamps in cut glass where controlled light enhances materiality and transparency with calibrated precision. |
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design by Alessandro Munge |
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In the Opening Systems world of ADL, designer Alessandro Munge creates Galleria, a sliding system with curved uprights and a strong vertical identity. |
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design by Yabu Pushelberg |
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Also within the ADL world, designers Yabu Pushelberg present Aria, a modular screen. Self-supporting and featuring integrated lighting, it is designed to create intimate and flexible spaces within the home. |
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