Design, Bites, Materials

dSEGNI presents DESIGN, BITES, MATERIALS – new collections, multi-sensory experiences, masterclasses and exclusive networking events across seven days in the heart of Milan. During Milan Design Week 2026, dSEGNI opens both its Via dei Bossi showroom as a dual venue for design culture.

The ground floor and first floor of the showroom host a carefully curated exhibition of dSEGNI's design vision alongside its partner brands — a selection built on the shared values of artisanal excellence, material rigour and entirely Made in Italy production.

April 23 SANTOPECCATORE — New Collections: POP & BRONZO

Born in Puglia, SANTOPECCATORE works at the intersection of contemporary design, applied art and Mediterranean ceramic tradition. Its objects are narrative and sculptural — rooted in the symbolic and popular culture of Southern Italy, realised in collaboration with master craftspeople.

On April 23rd, dSEGNI presents the brand's latest collections: POP and BRONZO. Both introduce bold visual contrasts and an audacious palette that pushes the brand's identity into more dynamic, contemporary territory.

April 24 EGOUNDESIGN — Voronoi Collection: A Day of Tasting

The centrepiece event of the week. EGOUNDESIGN presents Voronoi — a collection of espresso cups and tabletop objects produced in resin through 3D printing technology, inspired by the organic geometries found in natural Voronoi structures. The day is structured around three tasting moments, each placing the Voronoi object at the heart of a different sensory ritual.

April 25 Elli Design × Marazzi — Veil Outdoor Collection (Preview)

A world preview of the Veil Outdoor Collection by Elli Design, developed in dialogue with an exclusive surface by Marazzi. Produced through additive manufacturing using high-performance recycled polymers, Veil transforms lightness into sculptural, welcoming form — proposing a new vision of outdoor space as a regenerative design ecosystem.

Throughout the week Winetage — Volta & Fiore Tables

Winetage has built its entire design identity around a single, poetic premise: the reclamation and reinterpretation of wood from wine barrels. During Design Week, the brand presents two new tables — Volta, designed by Andrea Riva and Francesco De Luca, and Fiore, by studio Arkitettoria — both translating the memory of the material into new forms of contemporary furniture.