Magis @ Grand finale Premio Campiello 2026

Once again this year, we had the pleasure of collaborating in setting up the stage for the grand finale of the 64th edition of the Premio Campiello.

For the first time, the final ceremony took place at the prestigious Palazzo del Cinema in Lido di Venezia, one of Venice’s landmarks of culture and entertainment. A fitting setting for an encounter between literature and cinema, two forms of expression that have always been closely connected.

The Premio Campiello is an Italian literary prize established in 1962 by the industrialists of the Veneto region, with the aim of creating a connection between the world of entrepreneurship and culture. Awarded each year to a work of Italian fiction published during the reference year, it is recognised as one of Italy’s most important literary prizes. Born in Venice, the award takes its name from the campiello, one of the city’s most characteristic and historic spaces for gathering and cultural exchange.

This year’s prize was awarded to Marcello Fois for “L’immensa distrazione”. The stage, which welcomed the finalists, institutions and artists throughout the evening, was furnished with Tibu stools and Piña low chairs by Magis.

A special setting where literature, culture and design came together at the heart of Venice.

Magis @ Neue Räume 2026, Zürich

It was a pleasure to welcome designers, architects, professionals and design enthusiasts and to introduce our latest novelties in a space created in collaboration with Marset, where furniture and lighting came together in a shared dialogue.

We are grateful for the conversations, encounters and exchanges that made these days so special.

Selection ADI Design Index 2026

We are delighted to announce that, within the ‘Design for Living’ category, the chair Bishop designed by Konstantin Grcic, the sideboard Tacito designed by Alessandro Stabile, the tables Ancora designed by Ronan Bouroullec and the collection Animal Factory designed by Luca Boscardin have been selected for the ADI Design Index 2026.

The selection process considers not only the formal aspects of the design but also innovation, function, materials and technologies, production processes, sustainability, accessibility, the relationship with users and the ability to interpret emerging needs.

The ADI Design Index 2026 selection is a prerequisite for participating in the ADI Compasso d’Oro award, which is scheduled for spring 2028.

Hopy now available

Discover Hopy – a playful object that merges the rawness of concrete with a soft colour palette.

Designed by Alessandro Stabile, Hopy is a modular candle holder made of four stacked ring-like elements with different shapes and colours.

Rearrage them easily to create the composition that better suits your mood – there are 48 possible combinations!

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