Margutta Creative District 2026 in Rome: a showcase of Made in Italy

Margutta Creative District 2026 in Rome: a showcase of Made in Italy excellence

The sixth edition of the Margutta Creative District concluded to strong public interest, turning the historic Via Margutta into a widespread stage for art, design and high-quality craftsmanship. The initiative, part of the official National Day of Made in Italy program, was conceived by Grazia Marino and Antonio Falanga and produced by Spazio Margutta in collaboration with CNA Artigiani Imprenditori d’Italia.

The exhibition format placed creations directly in gallery windows, creating a dialogue between tradition and innovation and facilitating direct contact among visitors, professionals and creatives.

What was on show

• CNA artisans and projects: La Bottega del Restauro di Angelo Scalzo, Kartaruga, Luisa Negro Jewels, Mu Design, Bijoux Espresso, Il Guado di Elena Balsamini, Valentina Poltronieri, Terrecotte D’Arte di Laura Buzzetta and the "WeLoveModainItaly" project featuring mini fashion dolls dressed by artisan SMEs.
• Spazio Margutta brands: Emilio Schuberth, Gaia Italian Handmade Jewellery, Azzurra Di Lorenzo, Elio Guido, JaJo madeinitalty and Arredo’.

Activities and talks

The Experience Live sessions at Spazio Margutta were particularly popular, giving the public firsthand access to creative processes. Two panel discussions also provided in-depth debate on craftsmanship, sustainability and the identity of Made in Italy.

• Panel "Made in Italy: The Craftsmanship That Creates Value" (promoted by CNA), featuring Elena Balsamini, Michelangelo Melchionno, Olivia Monteforte and Stefano Palermo; moderated by Giulia Rossi.
• Panel "Fashion … in the Years of La Dolce Vita" (promoted by Spazio Margutta), featuring Stefano Dominella, Mariella Milani and Paola Cacianti; moderated by Cinzia Malvini.

Why attend

Margutta Creative District remains a key appointment for those looking for a curated experience that combines commercial display with cultural value. It is an opportunity to discover artisanal products, witness live demonstrations and join conversations about the future of Made in Italy.

Practical tip: check individual gallery opening times and the schedule of talks at Spazio Margutta before planning your visit.