At Gallerie d’Italia: the secrets of “Design and Made in Italy”

At Gallerie d’Italia: the secrets of “Design and Made in Italy”

Milan — The Gallerie d’Italia hosted the event Design and Made in Italy, focused on promoting Italy’s design supply chain and highlighting the industrial memory that underpins the country’s creative products. The initiative involved Intesa Sanpaolo, a long-standing partner of the Salone del Mobile.

The gathering featured the presentation of the reissued volume Le fabbriche del design, published by Allemandi: a work that traces the cultural and productive roots of Italian design and is being relaunched as a reference for the sector’s future development.

• Support for businesses: Intesa Sanpaolo reiterated its commitment to financing SMEs in the made-in-Italy supply chain for internationalization and export.
• Memory and future: The book revisits the industrial roots of design, seen as levers for innovation and sectoral growth.
• Context: The initiative is part of the cultural program linked to the 64th Salone del Mobile, scheduled for 21–26 April 2026.

The event at Gallerie d’Italia underscores efforts to connect heritage, industry and territorial promotion policies, aiming to boost the competitiveness of made-in-Italy through memory, research and targeted financial support.