FENDI Casa unveils new collection at Milano Design Week 2025

"...At Milano Design Week 2025, one of the most prestigious global stages for design and luxury interiors, FENDI Casa unveiled its latest collection, a celebration of timeless Italian craftsmanship infused with contemporary elegance. The showcase also marks a significant milestone: the 100th anniversary of the FENDI brand, highlighting its enduring commitment to artisanal tradition and refined design philosophy..."

The FENDI Casa 2025 collection reinterprets the Maison’s iconic pieces through modern materials, updated colours, and evolved forms. Among the new highlights are the Later sofa by Ceriani Szostak, inspired by FENDI’s Roman headquarters and defined by its rationalist architecture. Meanwhile, the FENDI Cover Sofa, developed by the FF Design team, blends fluid, adaptable tailoring with design elements rooted in the fashion house’s heritage, resulting in a modular piece ideal for both relaxed and formal settings.

One of the key highlights this year is FENDI’s continued collaboration with British designer Lewis Kemmenoe, who previously partnered with the brand at Design Miami/ 2024. For 2025, he has created the installation for Piazza della Scala, combining sculpture, surrealism, and poetic storytelling. His arrangement pays tribute to traditional leatherworking techniques, reimagining FENDI’s heritage in a visually arresting, contemporary context.

Adding to the allure of the exhibition is the FENDI Idol Chandelier, a sculptural lighting piece by Lee Broom, crafted from unevenly textured glass. When illuminated, the chandelier subtly reveals the iconic FF logo in a mesmerising play of light and shadow. Another standout is the work of Peter Mabeo, who introduces new interpretations of the brand’s visual language with the Efo table and cabinet, constructed from ceramic, wood, and soft organic forms that echo the FF identity.

Materiality takes centre stage in the 2025 collection, offering a rich palette ranging from full-grain leather and woven bamboo to polished chrome and gradient glass. The Metropolis coffee table, with its bronze-tinted glass surface, and the Sigillo table, featuring a gradient mirrored finish, demonstrate FENDI Casa’s seamless blend of traditional luxury and forward-thinking material innovation.

Beyond new product debuts, the collection also expands upon classic favourites. The Lunar table returns in updated formats, while the Arches table has been reimagined with new proportions and finishes. The iconic Peekaboo-inspired line sees the introduction of Peekasleep, a bed designed to complement a matching blanket, extending the narrative of the brand’s most recognisable handbag into the realm of luxury living.

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