For Salone del Mobile 2026, Bitossi Ceramiche presents new collaborations, evolutions of recent projects, and reinterpretations of its archive. Four new releases explore different approaches to ceramics, bringing together contemporary research, manufacturing expertise, and the history of the brand.

Martino Gamper presents Dittico, a new family of sculptural vases born from an encounter with the Bitossi manufactory and its archive in the summer of 2025. Organic forms and more architectural volumes shift in perception depending on the viewpoint, while colour acts as a structural element, defining profiles and geometries, a project poised between formal freedom and Bitossi’s historic identity.

Two recent collaborations continue through new editions. With Onda - II Edition, Muller Van Severen overturns the forms first introduced in 2024: what once supported now contains, renewing the object’s relationship with space. The Shapes of Resistance - II Edition by Rooms Studio, meanwhile, preserves its four original volumes and evolves through colour: grey and ivory lava soften the contrasts, bringing the material and tactile quality of the surfaces to the foreground.

With Rimini Blu – Le Miniature, Bitossi turns to its own history. Seventy years after Aldo Londi introduced stencil engraving in 1956, some of the collection’s most iconic subjects return in a smaller scale. The format changes, while the distinctive markings, craftsmanship, and blue that have defined one of Bitossi’s most recognisable languages since 1959 remain unchanged.

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