Promemoria Unveiled a Luxury Furniture Line at Milan Design Week
Adam Harrie — April 22, 2026 — Art & Design
References: bottegaghianda & promemoria
Promemoria unveiled the 'Blue Collection,' a luxury furniture line, at Milan Design Week 2026, featuring new tables, seating and lighting, in partnership with designer Maria Sole Ferragamo and Dutch designer Marcel Wolterinck.
The lineup featured the 'Adone' dining table in wood, the fabric-upholstered 'Ovidio' tables in coffee and dining configurations and the 'Partenope' chair with a cloud-shaped bronze backrest. Bottega Ghianda contributed a leather lamp, co-designed with SO-LE Studio, alongside the 'Atena' seat and the 'Kiki' lamp with an updated reading format.
Colorways ranged from ash and royal to night sky and lagoon blue.
As luxury furniture houses continue to use occasions like Milan Design Week 2026 as cultural platforms, Promemoria demonstrates how Italian craft studios can create seasonal collections centered on a single-color narrative while broadening their collaborative reach.
Image Credit: Promemoria/Bottega Ghianda
The lineup featured the 'Adone' dining table in wood, the fabric-upholstered 'Ovidio' tables in coffee and dining configurations and the 'Partenope' chair with a cloud-shaped bronze backrest. Bottega Ghianda contributed a leather lamp, co-designed with SO-LE Studio, alongside the 'Atena' seat and the 'Kiki' lamp with an updated reading format.
Colorways ranged from ash and royal to night sky and lagoon blue.
As luxury furniture houses continue to use occasions like Milan Design Week 2026 as cultural platforms, Promemoria demonstrates how Italian craft studios can create seasonal collections centered on a single-color narrative while broadening their collaborative reach.
Image Credit: Promemoria/Bottega Ghianda
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