We explore the perfect balance between artisanal heritage and contemporary innovation through our latest pieces, unveiled in the world capital of design.
A journey that invites you to inhabit the space
ALEXANDRA’s presence at Salone del Mobile Milano 2026 is brought to life through two videos capturing the essence of the stand. An open space, clean in its lines and deliberately restrained in atmosphere, where each piece is given room to breathe without interference. Here, design doesn’t compete — it coexists.
The concept is built on a balance between presence and emptiness, allowing materials such as leather and ash wood to express themselves naturally. Rather than a setting, the stand becomes something to move through, to feel, and to understand through experience.
Magnún armchair: the strength of an unexpected silhouette
Magnún, designed by Jacobo Ventura, is defined by its sculptural presence and its three-legged metal base, which immediately shifts the perception of balance. Upholstered in leather, it offers not only comfort but a strong sense of identity — an object designed to endure and leave a lasting impression.
Magnum armchair by Jacobo Ventura
Metropolis chair: when heritage looks forward
The first collaboration with Eugeni Quitllet takes shape in Metropolis, a piece that references Art Deco through a contemporary lens. The ash wood structure and leather upholstery create a refined tension between warmth and sophistication, reinterpreting classic codes for a more current way of inhabiting space.
Metropolis chair by Eugeni Quitllet
Panarea armchair: a natural evolution
Designed by the Buratti brothers, the Panarea collection expands with a lounge armchair featuring a swivel base. It stays true to the essence of the original design while responding to new ways of living — especially in environments where flexibility and comfort are essential.
Panarea armchair by Gabriele e Oscar Buratti
Space as part of the narrative
The stand is not a container but an extension of the product itself. Minimal in its expression yet intentional in every detail, it builds a narrative where iconic pieces and collection designs coexist naturally.
Comfort becomes the guiding thread, while carefully selected noble materials reinforce a clear idea: luxury is not added, it is felt — in the material, in the proportions, and in the way each piece relates to space.
Natural materials and the beauty of imperfection
Natural materials take centre stage, particularly marble, where each surface reveals its own identity through unique, unrepeatable veining. In this “perfect imperfection” lies its value: surfaces that do not seek uniformity, but authenticity — bringing depth, character, and a beauty that only time can enhance.
A coherent vision of contemporary European design
With more than three decades of history, ALEXANDRA has built a distinctive language based on craftsmanship, innovation, and high-quality materials. In Milan, this vision translates into a collection that balances iconic pieces with refined evolutions, without losing coherence.
The result is a more precise approach to luxury: less obvious, more essential. A kind of luxury that does not rely on excess, but on the ability of design to evoke emotion, endure, and define spaces with identity.
International recognition: Archiproducts Design Selection
ALEXANDRA’s presentation at Salone del Mobile Milano 2026 has been awarded the Archiproducts Design Selection seal, a distinction that highlights brands and products recognised for their quality, innovation, and aesthetic coherence. This acknowledgement reinforces the creative direction presented in Milan, where design, materiality, and concept come together in a consistent dialogue aligned with the expectations of the international luxury market.
