On the occasion of Pesaro 2024, Capitale della Cultura italiana,UniFor supports the exhibition Oggetti – Architetture fuori dal tempo. Aldo Rossi e UniFor taking place from May 24th to July 25th at the Forum Della Chiara Workspace.

UniFor with the local partner Shukoh.co presents for the first time in Japan, at ORGATEC TOKYO 2024, PRINCIPLES, the collection developed in collaboration with OMA.

UniFor is honored to participate in the 60th Biennale Arte 2024, curated by Adriano Pedrosa and titled Stranieri Ovunque - Foreigners Everywhere, as the technical sponsor of the British Pavilion, contributing to the production of the installation Listening All Night To The Rain.

‘Classically imagined. Precisely beautiful.’

UniFor presents Andromeda, a collection by LSM @ Milano Design Week 2024.

The UniFor showroom, designed by Herzog & de Meuron and opened in November 2022, was honoured with the iF DESIGN AWARD 2024, one of the most prestigious design awards worldwide.

Located in the Porta Nuova district, the most advanced and strategic urban redevelopment hub of the 'new' Milan, the UniFor showroom in Viale Pasubio 15 is a space that not only hosts new products, but also opens up to the city, becoming an exhibition of know-how and integrating perfectly into the Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli building. An exhibition space, a window into the company, its work and its technical expertise in custom design.

UniFor, part of Molteni Group, welcomes the new Molteni Museum’s permanent exhibition, titled "FROM THE COLLECTION / in dialogue", curated by Ron Gilad to tell the story of Molteni Group from a new, immersive perspective.

UniFor renews its ongoing, synergic relationship with Triennale Milano, with the establishment of a partnership dedicated to creating a new space designed to house the Centro Studi di Triennale and display the archives and collections of the institution itself and other entities.

On the occasion of the Perth Design Week, 14th-21st March 2024, UniFor relaunches PRINCIPLES, the collection of more than one hundred elements conceived for modern spaces, and renews its relationship with OMA.