The new kitchens by Euromobil: Matter, Light and Transparencies

On the occasion of Milan Design Week 2025, the Euromobil Flagship Store in Corso Monforte 30/3 in Milan is transformed into a stage where matter, light and transparency intersect in a tale of responsible design and innovation.

An installation that is not a simple display, the elements are placed according to the figure of the chiasm, a compositional principle that creates an axial, bifacial and perfectly calibrated balance. Here, design does not follow a univocal flow, but reveals itself through a fluid path, letting the eye naturally discover the geometries, perspectives and depths of space.

The protagonists of this visual storyline are Levitas, Margo and Antis, kitchens designed by architect Roberto Gobbo with the Euromobil R&D team. Levitas, inspired by the lightness and dynamism of air, is expressed in a play of slender volumes, transparent materials and essential details. Margo, from the Latin margo-marginis, on the other hand, celebrates rigour and structural elegance through its 14 mm perimeter frame, a subtle sign that encapsulates the inner meaning of the project: precision, balance and manufacturing savoir-faire. Rosso Levanto natural marble, chosen for the top of the Antis island and the new sideboard, amplifies the material refinement and marks Euromobil's opening to the world of living, drawing a connection between functionality and interior design.

Design innovation finds further expression in the work of Marc Sadler, with the SEI kitchen, reproposed in a sophisticated Bronze anodised lacquered finish. SEI - named after its ultra-thin 6 mm thickness - is an exercise in formal purity and structural lightness, where technique meets architectural language to give life to a kitchen that is both essence and structure at the same time. An icon of Euromobil that continues to evolve, keeping its philosophy intact: freedom of composition, versatility and a constant dialogue with the material.

Lastly, the TE chairs and stools by Setsu & Shinobu Ito and the ALIX armchair (by Desiree) designed by Matteo Thun & Antonio Rodriguez, winner of the IF Design Award 2025, are also part of the exhibition.

Entirely recyclable materials, easily divisible, capable of maintaining their quality over time, for a design that is not only aesthetics and function, but also ethics and responsibility. The layout of the Flagship Store is an integral part of the design narrative. An architecture designed to enhance the value of the kitchen as a place for relationships and experimentation, where light sculpts surfaces and every detail dialogues with space. Euromobil brings to the stage a new idea of living, where lightness translates into form, matter into vision, design into culture.