Procuts, projects, documents and materials, many of which have never been on public display before, will cover over 60 years of the ‘900 design Italian master work, through the exhibition Angelo Mangiarotti. Quando le strutture prendono forma organised by Triennale Milano from 27 January until 23 April 2023.

UniFor confirms and renews its commitment to architecture and design with the opening of a new site in Milano, Viale Pasubio.

A showroom, a window, a knowledge lab, brought to life by Herzog & de Meuron, inside one of the most significant architectural works designed by the firm for the city: Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli.​

By virtue of the long-standing friendship and partnership with Aldo Rossi, Molteni Group is taking part to the first exhibition focusing on furnishings and objects designed and produced between 1960 and 1997, from April 29th to October 2nd 2022 at Museo del Novecento in Milan.

The Parigi armchair is among the winners of the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2022, in the Best Reissues category.

The Holiday Season has arrived. For the occasion, UniFor dedicates the windows of its historical Milanese showroom to Christmas with an installation by Ron Gilad.

DV-L (Dust Voice – Lock System) is a magnetic door sealing system for sliding and swing doors that provides acoustic insulation and protection against the passage of air and dust particles. It has been selected by the ADI Permanent Design Observatory for inclusion in the ADI Design Index 2021.

The Molteni Museum reopens its doors to the public with new premises and a new layout. The museum for the Group's four brands, Molteni&C, Dada, UniFor and Citterio, has been moved to the Glass Cube exhibition space, also inside the Molteni Compound in Giussano, and has been entirely redesigned and curated by Ron Gilad.

Milan Design Week was the occasion to present ARCHIVIOUNIFOR to the public. This project to re-edit the most iconic pieces by the great architects who have collaborated with the company was launched with an evocative installation by Ron Gilad at the historic showroom in Corso Matteotti.