New collections | Milan Design Week 2026

True is an Italian contract furniture brand that interprets design as a balance between aesthetics, functionality, and everyday use. Founded in 2009 as the evolution of TMA – a company established in 1983 and specialized in seating for offices and theaters – True develops collections dedicated to the new informal spaces of work and hospitality.

Under the artistic direction of Aldo Parisotto, the company builds a coherent and recognizable design language, shared with an international network of designers. Chairs, sofas, tables, and accessories create fluid and adaptable systems designed for contemporary offices, hospitality environments, public spaces, and residential interiors.

On the occasion of Salone del Mobile 2026, True presents its new collections, expanding its range of furnishings for contemporary spaces. The new products interpret the evolution of work, hospitality, and living environments, confirming the brand’s vision: authentic, essential, and timeless design capable of combining aesthetics, comfort, and functionality. The new proposals enrich the catalog with solutions designed for fluid and constantly evolving environments, where modularity, versatility, and the quality of materials become central elements of the project. Through these collections, True continues to develop a coherent and recognizable design language, strengthening the dialogue with the international design community and offering new possibilities for interpreting contemporary spaces.

The new True collections develop as a fluid and coherent system, where materials, design and colour interact to create contemporary and welcoming environments. More than individual products, the new pieces build versatile design scenarios, conceived to interpret workplaces, hospitality and living spaces through an essential and recognisable design language. During Design Week, the collection is enriched with new products by Norm Architects with Aura, Claesson Koivisto Rune with Ahkka, and Leonardo Rossano with Adinne: three complementary interpretations of contemporary design, united by formal essentiality, material research and a focus on comfort.