Ghidini1961 Introduces Collaborations Including Sofas & Side Tables

June 30, 2026  by Karen Parrish in Business Strategy, Designer Weekly, Industry   

Among the novelties signed by Lorenza Bozzoli, Settebello marks a significant step in the evolution of the brand’s upholstered collection: it is the first Ghidini1961 sofa designed with a double-sided seating arrangement, conceived to inhabit the space in a free, fluid and non-hierarchical way. A scenographic yet functional presence, able to complete domestic and contract environments through a contemporary interpretation of conviviality.

Alongside Settebello, the Milanese designer introduces two more products: the Cono side tables, unprecedented with mirrored tops, and Cards, which this year are enriched with new finishes and shapes. A series of furnishings that confirms the dialogue between design culture, manufacturing quality and decorative research that define the company’s language.

This year, the brand also strengthens its presence in the design landscape through its collaboration with Spotti Milano. Inside the showroom on Viale Piave, Ghidini1961 presents a selection of products, reinterpreted through finishes and material combinations.

Among these are the Giotto lamps by Andrea Branzi and Kaleidos by the Campana Brothers in a chromed steel finish, the Tria table in Green Cipollino marble and the Mambo sofa in English Green velvet, both by Lorenza Bozzoli. Different objects in terms of type and language, united by a shared exploration of material, light, and the product’s ability to become an identity-defining element of space.

The collaboration with Spotti Milano represents for Ghidini1961 an opportunity to showcase to the international community the versatility of its collection.

In this way, the brand continues its work on defining a catalogue capable of uniting experimentation, memory and executive quality, consolidating its dialogue with designers and trend-setting locations.