Strategic Footprints

With a unique sensitivity at its core, .eu designs bed and bath essentials such as sheets, duvets, pillowcases and towels.
That same approach was brought into their Milan Design Week exhibition this year, where materials and atmosphere came together in a coherent and intimate narrative.
Don’t lose sight of what they’re doing.

Passing by via Eustachi, the new project by for immediately catches the eye through the venue’s large windows.

The first element to draw attention from outside is the iconic Homapal panel system, now transformed with the iridescent surface of Homapal Copper Stratos Diagonal. Inspired by the colors of the polar aurora, the multicolored reflections and diagonal textures turn the walls into an ever-changing backdrop, giving the space a fluid and almost immeasurable atmosphere.

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At Salone del Mobile.Milano, presented “Everyday Matters: A Study of Being Present”, a sensory and holistic exploration of living spaces curated by .h .

The outdoor environment was conceived as a quiet, contemplative garden inspired by Mediterranean landscapes, where light, water, and nature encouraged moments of pause and reflection. Warm sunlight, lush greenery, and intimate seating transformed the space into an invitation to slow down and reconnect with everyday rituals.

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returned to Eurocucina with its vision of the kitchen: simple, modular, and made in Italy — placing at the center a collaboration with and .

At the heart of the installation, a smart shelf with an integrated hood redefines the boundary between functional object and architectural element. Bold and contemporary in its glossy finish, it also preserves a tactile, analog dimension through physical k***s, bringing back a more human interaction with the kitchen.

The result reflects a shared vision: a kitchen not just for cooking, but as a lived, experiential space where function and form seamlessly coexist.

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In "Everyday Matters", delves into the subtle importance of daily life. At CRISTINA Brera, located on via Pontaccio, a curated installation interprets this theme through a collection of everyday objects, textures, materials, and rituals. These items have been gathered by the CRISTINA team in collaboration with their network of friends and contributors.

via Pontaccio, 8
18th-26th April 2026

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