Fuorisalone 2025 with the Brands of Galleria Cavour 1959

From watchmaking to furniture, via immersive installations and celebrations of Italian craftsmanship: the brands of Galleria Cavour 1959 protagonists of Milan Design Week 2025 with unique projects and bold visions. Discover how Armani, Ralph Lauren, Tod’s, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Panerai and Venini transform design into experience.

On the occasion of Fuorisalone 2025, the maisons of Galleria Cavour 1959 are confirmed as protagonists of the Milanese scene with events, installations and collections that combine creativity, savoir-faire and innovation. From April 8 to 13, Milan becomes a stage for excellence: here’s what to expect.

ARMANI/CASA
In the boutique at Corso Venezia 14, Armani/Casa presents its new collection in an exclusive setting open to the public. In addition, material refinement, contemporary design and oriental inspirations coexist in the “Graphic Elements 3” exhibition at the “Reggia Contemporanea” in Monza.
With Studio Armani, the brand signs tailor-made solutions for interiors that blend functionality and beauty.

RALPH LAUREN
In the prestigious palace at 27 Via San Barnaba, Ralph Lauren Home unveils its 2025 news with a preview of the Canyon Road collection and its third collaboration with an artist-in-residence. A journey into the most authentic American style, reinterpreted with the elegance that has always characterized the New York maison.

TOD’S
During the Fuorisalone, Tod’s celebrates the Gommino, symbol of the brand, through the “Italian Hands” project. An exclusive evening and the presentation of the book of the same name tell stories of craftsmanship and passion. A tribute to made in Italy, where the accessory becomes an object of design.

GUCCI
At the Cloisters of San Simpliciano, Gucci presents Bamboo Encounters, an immersive installation curated by 2050+ that reinterprets bamboo as a symbolic and narrative material. Seven designers from around the world interpret the brand’s legacy in an exhibition that blends history, sustainability and experimentation. A multisensory experience where fashion, art and design are intertwined in perfect balance.

SAINT LAURENT
At the Visconti Pavilion, Saint Laurent and Anthony Vaccarello bring to light four never-before-seen furnishings by modernist pioneer Charlotte Perriand. Works never made before, now reissued in limited edition made-to-order. A tribute to the architectural vision and formal purity that inspired Yves Saint Laurent and are brought to life in this not-to-be-missed exhibition.

PANERAI
For the third consecutive year, Panerai is Official Time Keeper of the Salone del Mobile. The pop-up store at Rho Fiera welcomes visitors to a renovated environment where they can discover the new Luminor, Luminor Due, Submersible and Radiomir collections. Great expectations for the world premiere of a new model, an emblem of Italian design and technological innovation.

VENINI
In the beating heart of the Fashion Quadrilateral, Venini celebrates its artistic soul with an exceptional exhibition, Mendini for Venini. Hosted inside the new Damiani boutique on Via Montenapoleone – recently opened at the corner with Corso Matteotti – the exhibition represents a dialogue between two Italian excellences: Venetian glass art and high jewelry.
The exhibition, which can be visited from April 8 to 13 with continuous opening hours 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., features a selection of works signed by Alessandro Mendini, the brilliant architect and designer who passed away in 2019 and who has always been linked to the Venini world. The creations on display come directly from the historical archives of the Murano Furnace – active since 1921 and now fully acquired by the Damiani Group – and will be visible to the public only on this rare occasion.