Furnish with Azimuth

On the occasion of Milan Design Week 2026, Azimut Design unveils a series of new collaborations that further reflect its ongoing research into materials and design innovation.

At Nilufar Gallery, Hexa, an oval table designed by Marco Lavit, is presented. Crafted from resin and an aluminum honeycomb structure, the project marks a significant milestone in material experimentation: Azimut Design is among the first companies to have developed an innovative structural composite integrating these two materials.

Included in Le Pied-à-Terre Cosmopolite, the installation curated by Nina Yashar, Hexa takes center stage in the dining area and is paired with two trays from the same collection. The aluminum structure, encapsulated within a controlled pour of amber-colored epoxy resin, creates a luminous, almost liquid surface where metallic reflections and warm tones combine with refined architectural precision.

Born from the collaboration between Azimut Design and Dainelli Studio, the Dumbo Coffee Table and Satellite of Love Coffee Table mark the first use of epoxy resin within the studio’s design language. Founded by Leonardo and Marzia Dainelli, Dainelli Studio is renowned for its approach that seamlessly combines product and interior design, with a strong focus on proportions, materials, and refined detailing.

Through this dialogue, Azimut Design brings its material expertise and mastery of resin craftsmanship to the forefront, creating versatile pieces with a distinctive character. The result is a collection that balances experimentation, elegance, and formal rigor, expanding the creative possibilities of both brands.

Ritual Circuits is Azimut Design’s latest collection, comprising seven trays and centerpieces crafted from epoxy resin and mirrored steel. Through its ongoing material research and expertise in resin craftsmanship, Azimut reinterprets an everyday object, transforming it into a sculptural yet functional element. Inspired by the geometry of electronic circuits, the collection creates a dialogue between gesture, matter, and experience.

A sequence of colors and atmospheres accompanies different moments of the day, from Dawn Circuit to Neon Circuit, shaping a fluid rhythm between light and use. Following its debut at Milan Design Week, the project continues its journey at Venice’s Sina Centurion Palace, where the installation will evolve throughout the 2026 Biennale.

For Milan Design Week 2026, Azimut Design transforms the spaces of Voghera 14 into an immersive environment dedicated to material research and everyday rituals.

At the heart of the installation is RITUAL CIRCUITS, a collection that reinterprets the tray as a sculptural object and a device for interaction through seven pieces crafted in epoxy resin and mirrored steel. Conceived as a deconstructed table setting, the installation invites visitors to experience a dynamic dialogue between light, color, and objects. Alongside Azimut Design’s intervention, the reflective surfaces by OOM Glass enhance the perception of space, while prototypes and material samples reveal the creative and production process behind the work.

Conceived as a traveling project, the installation continues its journey during the 2026 Venice Biennale at the Sina Centurion Palace.

Azimut Design, together with Costantino Gucci and Francesco Doria Lamba, under the curatorship of Riccardo Benedini, presents a conceptual journey that transforms light and matter into tools for introspection, through reflective surfaces, vibrant transparencies, and fragmented images.

“Informale” is the title of this exploration—a term that evokes expressive freedom and the ability of matter to transcend defined forms. There is no rigid structure, no clear boundary between art and design, light and matter, image and perception. As in Informal Art, the works resist singular interpretation and open themselves to multiple readings, inviting the public into a sensory and immersive experience.

Within this context, Azimut Design presents Eterea, a collection that translates the stillness of light refraction into furnishings with an ethereal allure. Living surfaces, constantly changing with light and touch, evoke a contemplative experience suspended between transparency and solid reflection.

Azimut Design, a leading company in artistic furnishings crafted from vitreous resin, took part in Milan Design Week 2024 at Rossana Orlandi Gallery during RoCollectible2024, an event bringing together more than 80 designers and artists from over 20 countries.

Within this prestigious setting, the company unveiled HONEY, the innovative collection created in collaboration with Marco Lavit. Inspired by the hexagonal cell structure of aluminum honeycomb, renowned for its exceptional strength and lightness, the collection combines this element with resin to create furnishings with futuristic forms.

HONEY embodies the perfect balance between traditional craftsmanship and technological innovation, transforming advanced materials and techniques into true design masterpieces. The collaboration with Marco Lavit, fostered by Rossana Orlandi, stems from a shared desire to explore new expressive possibilities for resin.

We are pleased to welcome you to our new showroom in Via Voghera 14, Milan. A wide space in the heart of the Tortona district, inside a typical courtyard of the “case di ringhiera”.

We present our latest design creations, but it’s also a hub, open to collaborations with architects, art and fashion designers.

Partners of the project are Riccardo Benedini, Valentina Ottone and OOM Glass.

Galleria Sinopia presents Andromeda, a collection of vessels of light where material, colour, and texture merge into a contemporary expressive language.

More than a lamp, Andromeda is a living presence within a space—an object that illuminates, interacts with its surroundings, and transforms the atmosphere. Entirely handcrafted, each piece is unique and impossible to replicate. Variations in texture, colour, and finish reflect the value of artisanal craftsmanship, turning light into a material, sensory, and aesthetic experience.

Our custom creations for the new corner of the Italian fashion brand Max Mara at Milano La Rinascente.

The totems, made of “cocciopesto” and resin, give an amazing three dimensional effect with different colors hues and wavy texture; partition walls like sculptural surfaces, diaphanous and irregular, are separating the space. The space is completed with the Andromeda stool, one of a kind, like all the pieces of this collection.

Onset, a furnishing project that is shown for just one day in the very heart of Milan.

During the Milan Design week 2023, Azimut design furnishes the Lupettatelier architecture studio, for the premiere of “Lupetta’s rooms”.

A round jewel table, made of amber Murano glass and resin, paired with a conical gold leaf base. The set is completed by two consoles and a coffee table made of matt amber resin.

Thanks to the collaboration with the writer Riccardo Benedini and the illustrator Valentina Volpi, the Onset installation gives life to an illustrated story capable of immersing the visitor in the experience of light, not only through forms, but also words.

A glamorous villa sur la Côte d’Azur is the perfect setting for our design stairs.The textured wall seems to evoke a seabed, and the steps run along it chasing each other up to the surface.

The essence of Carapanauba, a wood full of bumps and color nuances, allows us to create every single element that makes up the stairs in a unique ans unrepeatable way. The living room is furnished with an elegant table made of Briar wood, an essence with iridescent colors enhanced by the crystal clear resin. The important bases made of gold leaf recall the sea waves.

Our compositions made of colored and matt resin, lit by led lights, are the core of the brand new and surprising Beauty Store, a new exhibition space of 3.000 sqm. fully dedicated to relax and wellness, inaugurated in Paris at Le Galeries Lafayette.

In the new wellness area you can find columns, soft rounded tables, and an intertwining of surfaces that seem to defy gravity.

We have been chosen to furnish the house of the GF Vip 7; our majestic table in resin and precious Carapanauba wood, more than four meters long, is showing off in the large dining room of the most spied house in Italy.

Galeries Lafayette has commissioned an exclusive table made of translucent saffron-colored satin resin; stunning the effect studied to build the bases with the brand’s logo, the first “department store” in Europe opened in 1893.

“Ice cubes in Venice” is the name of the travelling installation conceived by Annalisa Lago, Ceo of Azimut Design,  cureted by Riccardo Benedini, on board of the Turkish caicco Lycian Princess.

A dreamlike journey inspired by the Murano glass tradition, a mirage of ice in the Venice lagoon. Colored resin cubes and art pieces made of “cotisso”, the waste coming from the processing of glass, embedded in clear resin. Among them, Onda table recalls a sea wave.

Nestled on the hills overlooking the Turin valleys, an elegant Art Nouveau villa hosts a fine Burmese Teak table in the dining area; the console with shelf from the new Brezza line furnishes the studio, in charming contrast with the old decorated cement tiles of the floor.

Our Jelly Cubes line, conceived and designed with soft and irregular shapes, furnishes the windows of many shops throughout Europe and the world of the prestigious fashion brand Bottega Veneta.

Azimut design furnishes with some accessories the locations of the transmission broadcast on channel 5 in prime time “Last stop”. A large coffee table from the Ice line in amber color completes the sofa area, an oak table with central resin for the dining area. Ice coffee table grey, Moss cube and Byblos bookcase complete the ensemble. Two lamps from the Jelly lamp line, red and blue, light up the studio.

For Palazzo Garzoni, a historic Venetian residence overlooking the Grand Canal, we have created an important table in walnut briar and resin. The expertly laser-cut briar recreates the suggestions of the “tombolo”, the famous Burano lace, while the resin gives to the piece an exclusive and contemporary design.

A villa surrounded by gardens and trees is furnished with a table in old olive wood from Salento designed for the kitchen area, and a majestic table in painted briar for the living area. The spaces are completed by the lamps and the coffee table from the Jelly line, while for the large outdoor porch we have thought of large cubes in natural moss and resin from the Moss line.

A luxury table in precious Carapanauba wood coming from the Amazon rainforest furnishes a large living area, onto which our staircase also overlooks; each step has a different texture from the other, adding further personality to the house.

The private cooking – show dining room of the “Due Pini” Restaurant in Campiglio, hosts our tables in Larch, a native wood. Our creations add lightness to settings that are rich in wooden furnishings, such as those typical of the mountains.

For Dada’s Home showroom in Crans Montana, Switzerland, we created a beautiful cherry table, a stabilized leaves flooring with autumn colors, and green leaves panels for the sauna area.

Elegant tables made of old Olive wood and resin, paired with corten bases, furnish the exhibition rooms full of glass works created by skilled Venetian masters of the prestigious New Murano Gallery.