From the Porta Genova metro, it is easy to reach the start of Via Tortona.  From there, you may embark upon an exciting journey, as you explore the many wonderful exhibitions scattered throughout the Tortona Design District.  Brands are touching upon many themes this year, including the desire to start building our “tomorrow” together again, as well as focusing on the need to make technology, innovation and circularity the cornerstones of our daily lives.

Under the "Inspire Greatness" brand, TCL presents ELEMENTS – TCL Green Horizon: an exhibition that reminds us of how the power of nature has always been an important source of inspiration and creativity.  Swatchbox also places the environment at centerstage, with its unprecedented solutions that allow designers to request samples in boxes to be either kept or returned, while the NOROO Group enhances the "inclusive" capability of forests in bringing nature and different ecosystems together.

Instead, The Offenbach University of Art and Design together with the Mazda Motor Corporation, GAC, ADF – Garde, Keio SDM, UMPRUM and IAB Italia, place emphasis on the psychophysical well-being of human beings, with the aim of improving the quality of our lives. You will find exhibitions, talks and interactive installations designed to fuel a collective responsibility, leading to a more shared and sustainable future.
Fashion and design: a perfect combination that you can appreciate by visiting the spaces of YOOX, Officina 14 and ZIP ZONE EVENTS. Don't miss the outdoor proposals of NARDI, with its Mediterranean lemon grove, and Delta Light, which presents innovative design finishes. An eye for the interior with Lechler and Decor Lab, experts in colour, decoration and digital. The world of “furniture” is taken care of by Festool, a German company that has been producing power tools for almost 100 years, and Freehand, a young Chinese factory that exports chair and table containers to overseas customers. Finally, quench your thirst for knowledge by discovering with us the cultural heritage of Hainan's Li ethnic group: their traditional techniques of spinning, dyeing, weaving and embroidery have recently been included in UNESCO's “Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Protection” list.