All the new collaborations

A week at Milan Design Week 2026 shaped by collaborations, which this year are particularly numerous for Turri.
In addition to the space at Salone del Mobile.Milano (Hall 9, Stand H11 – L10), the new partnerships extend across the city. The Milan flagship store (Via Borgospesso, 11) will host a special installation and a selection of pieces from the 2026 collections, which will remain on display in the showroom beyond Design Week.
Among them, the B.E.L.T. sofa designed by Matteo Nunziati will be presented with upholstery in Zimmer + Rohde fabrics, highlighting the Zimmer + Rohde for Turri collaboration, alongside the Artis Wood armchair and Ottoman by Lauren Rottet, the rectangular Zero26 table by Andrea Bonini, and the Carena desk designed by PARK.
The showroom will also host an installation created in collaboration with Killa Design and HMA Living by Al Shamsi, showcasing the Lūna collection, which includes a modular sofa, an armchair and coffee tables: a project by Turri × Killa Design.
Alongside Turri’s new proposals, the flagship store will also feature a selection of outdoor furniture by RODA, upholstered with outdoor fabrics by Zimmer + Rohde: a temporary installation designed to explore new crossovers between indoor and outdoor living.
A dialogue between furniture design and fine leather goods takes shape through a dedicated corner featuring Testoni handbags.
Turri continues its presence across the city also at Zimmer + Rohde, which has selected the Roma chair designed by Monica Armani and the Zero bench by Andrea Bonini to be upholstered in fabrics from its collection and displayed in its Milan showroom (Via Fatebenefratelli, 13).
In parallel, at the Testoni showroom on Via Manzoni, Turri will present a selection of furnishings including the Vine armchair designed by Frank Jiang, Roma coffee tables, the étagère with chairs from the Roma collection by Monica Armani, and the Nook side tables by Studio MILO.
A Milan Design Week that explores the relationship between design, fashion and textiles as a new interpretation of contemporary living, shifting the focus towards an increasingly open and international vision.