Welcome to Salone del Mobile 2026
Milan | April 21–26, 2026
17 April 2026
During Salone del Mobile 2026, Piet Boon presents a new furniture collection. Under the theme Rounded Stillness, Studio Piet Boon explores a softer design language for a calm and balanced setting. Within a muted palette and subtle low height differences, furniture, materials and art reinforce one another. From generous sofa arrangements to refined tables and chairs, each design contributes to a cohesive whole.
PAM furniture series
The PAM series consists of a modular sofa, ottoman, daybed, coffee and side tables, and trays for styling and everyday use. The sofa is based on a clear design principle: a piece that can stand freely in the room. For that reason, the back has been designed with the same care as the front. The rounded back forms the leading element within the design and returns in the stitching and in the transition between the back and seat cushion. This creates a cohesive volume in which form and comfort reinforce one another. The sofa has been developed as a modular system, allowing for a wide range of configurations, from linear arrangements and curved compositions to corner settings with soft transitions. The sofa can be applied in both a structured and more organic way, adapting naturally to different spaces.
METTE chairs
The METTE dining chair and armchair combine simplicity with a high level of comfort. The shape is clear and balanced, with soft lines that connect to the rounded design language of the collection. The chair subtly embraces the user and offers a relaxed seating position for both dining spaces and hospitality interiors. With the upholstery of the shell, seat and back cushion able to be selected separately, and thanks to its calm proportions and refined detailing, METTE fits effortlessly into different environments.
OLLE tables
The OLLE coffee and side tables expand the existing OLLE dining table collection and introduce a refined table design with a calm and solid presence. The volumes are low and compact, with subtle rounded edges along the outer sides. The tables are available in different sizes and heights, allowing them to be used individually or in combination. Thanks to their clear form and natural materials, they create a calm foundation within a wide range of interior compositions. The OLLE side tables are available with one or three legs, creating different visual accents within a setting.
SIEBE outdoor collection
With the SIEBE outdoor chair and dining table, Studio Piet Boon translates the same softer design language to outdoor living. The designs combine a variety of materials and durability with a calm and inviting appearance. Rounded, flowing shapes and the combination of materials such as powder-coated steel, teak and high-performance outdoor fabrics create a relaxed setting for outdoor dining. At the same time, the designs retain the studio’s characteristic balance and refinement.
New fabric bundles: AURE, SORIN and DUNE
As an addition to the collection, Piet Boon introduces new fabric bundles for the furniture collections in warm, neutral tones, with nuances of beige, brown and subtle hints of blue. A rich variety of materials, including linen, bouclé, coarse weaves and refined textures, adds extra depth to the presentation.
The new fabric bundles include:
• AURE – indoor
• SORIN – high-performance outdoor
• DUNE – high-performance outdoor
Together, they reinforce the layered and calm appearance of the collection.
Piet Boon by Deltalight
Deltalight is a Belgian lighting brand known for architectural lighting solutions in which design, technology and spatial experience come together.
Together, Deltalight and Studio Piet Boon developed OVIO, a technical lighting collection centred around the transition from circle to oval. This subtle shape brings calm and rhythm to the ceiling and allows the fixture to blend naturally into the space. With a focus on flexibility, longevity and refined integration, OVIO closely aligns with Studio Piet Boon’s emphasis on functional clarity, detail and spatial harmony.
Discover our existing designs
Alongside the new collection, Studio Piet Boon presents a selection of existing designs and recent collaborations at the booth. Together, they show how materials, forms and ideas continue to evolve within the collection.
Curated artists at the Studio Piet Boon booth
This year, alongside our new furniture collection, we present a carefully curated selection of artworks.
About the artist
Studio Molen
Frederik Molenschot joins forces with Redstone and Studio Piet Boon. For Milan 2026, he presents a new series of marble works titled Drilling Carrot Masks. The sculptures move at the intersection of art, architecture, and human expression. The mask serves as the central motif, through which he explores the relationship between identity, stillness, and surroundings. The works bring a layered, sculptural presence to the installation.
Studio 2222
Studio 2222 was founded in Amsterdam in 2017 by Gloria Landenberger. From a vision of handcrafted interior objects that bring together aesthetics and function, she creates a collection that is clear in form yet expressive in character. Her background in graphic design, textiles and color theory remains clearly visible in her objects. The works of Studio contribute to the calm, layered atmosphere of the installation.
Atelier de Rijk
The ceramic works of Atelier de Rijk add a tactile, spatial layer to the presentation. Artist Tessa de Rijk, trained as an architect, approaches her studio as a place for research and experimentation. Her practice spans sculptures, ceramics, paintings and interior objects. Organic forms, simplicity, purity, harmony and balance consistently form the starting point of her work.
Lauranne Verreydt
The presentation is enriched with paintings from Lauranne Verreydt’s series In the Silence of Her Landscape. Executed in paint and chalk, her works are inspired by a range of landscapes, from deserts and mountain formations to layered hills and coastlines. In her work, she explores the tension between strength and vulnerability, stillness and movement, and the feminine energy present in nature. The paintings add a quiet, layered visual language to the stand.
Explore our Milan Guide
Discover Studio Piet Boon’s collections and collaborations in our Milan Guide, across various locations in the city and at the fair.
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