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Ghidini1061 Presents 2026 Collection with Artisanal Quality
July 26,
2026 by Karen Parrish in Business Strategy, Industry 
Ghidini1961 presents its 2026 collection, continuing a rigorous design exploration that crosses upholstery, tables, accessories and lighting while balancing artisanal quality, material presence and a strong formal identity.
Among the protagonists of the new collection, Lorenza Bozzoli signs Settebello, a modular sofa whose soft, generous volumes are conceived as a domestic landscape in continuous transformation. Trapezoid-cut modules and sculptural peninsula elements enable fluid, non-orthogonal compositions that encourage freedom and versatility in living spaces. Also by the Milan-based designer is Ypsilon, a modular suspension lamp generated from a linear motif that branches and multiplies in space, forming lightweight, flexible luminous architectures. New shapes and materials also for Cards, which evolves from a side table into a complete system including coffee tables and consoles, the new Cono with its compact and primary-form, and the Tria table debuts in a round version marked by a single sculptural central leg and tops in precious marbles.
Paolo Rizzatto’s Lancillotto reinterprets the table as a dialogue between stability and tension, pairing a marble top with a base that balances classical references and contemporary abstraction. The Unduetre lamp, available in table and floor versions, combines marble, brass and glass in a study of circles, light and equilibrium. Finally, Rizzatto expands the Katana family with two new armchairs —dining and lounge— complementing the existing chair and small sofa.
The 2026 lineup introduces fresh developments of existing pieces: Dash Hex by Johanna Grawunder, a hexagonal configuration of the suspension lamp; Kaleidos by the Campana Brothers, a backlit sculptural lamp; and Andrea Branzi’s Incrocio bookshelf and Giotto floor lamp, both now available in a new chromed-steel finish.