Milan Design Week represents the best of design fairs internationally and the Rho Fiera fairgrounds designed by Massimiliano Fuksas is where brands exhibit across a series of large-scale pavilions featuring The Salone Internazionale del Mobile and this year, the return of the biennial International Bathroom Exhibition, EuroCucina 2026, and the launch of the new initiative Salone Raritas.
What's on at the fairgrounds?
The Salone Internazionale del Mobile pavilion will feature prototypes and innovations in furniture design; the Workplace 3.0 pavilion will show ideas for now and into the future; the SaloneSatellite will highlight the work of early career designers under 35; the S.Project that will showcase the infinite possibilities of turnkey interior design; and this year, the biennial International Bathroom Exhibition that will cover its evolution, now the focus of the most sustainable interior design trends, and EuroCucina/ FTK – Technology for the kitchen pavilion, that will present an array of innovative products, concepts and visions focused on the art of preserving and cooking. As well as the inaugural exhibition Salone Raritas that is dedicated to collectible design, limited editions, design antiques, and high-end creative craftsmanship.
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What's on at the Fairgrounds
See map below for Brand listing & details.
Edra Stand - Pre-registration essential
To access the Edra stand, it is mandatory to pre-register your details. Upon registration, Porro will send a QR code which you will need to access the stand.
Registration Closed
Open daily
Porro Stand - Pre-registration essential
To access the Porro stand, it is mandatory to pre-register your details. Upon registration, Porro will send a QR code which you will need to access the stand.
Registration Closed
Open daily
All brand locations:
Red:
International Furnishings
Accessories Exhibition
Workplace3.0
International Workspace Exhibition
S.Project
Yellow:
Eurocucina
International Kitchen Furniture Exhibition
FKT, Technology For the Kitchen
Light Green:
International Bathroom Exhibition
Brown:
Salone Raritas
Light blue:
SaloneSatelite
A: Aurea
an Architectural Fiction
B: Drafting Futures
Conversations About Next Perspectives
C: Bookshop, Corraini Mobile
Pavilion 9
Arflex B05 C06
B&B Italia E03 E11 F02 F06
Gallotti&Radice B09 C12
Pavilion 11
Living Divani C15 D16
Porro D15 E18
Pavilion 14
Serralunga E24
Pavilion 22
Arper B02
Classicon B06
Glas italia A08
Kartell A01 A02 B01
Pavilion 24
Acerbis C14 D19
Edra C01 D01 D02 C01
Listone Giordano D37
MDF Italia C14 D19
Tickets & Getting Around
If you’re planning to attend the fair in 2026, here’s what you need to know about tickets:
The event is primarily for trade professionals, but the general public can join the fun on April 25 and 26, 2026. Students are also welcome on April 24, 25, and 26. Children under 10 are not permitted, except on public days with specific conditions, while those aged 10–13 can enjoy reduced ticket prices available on-site.
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Travelling by public transport
In order to reach Rho-Fiera Milano station on the M1 Red underground line you should use the ordinary ticket: “3 zone Mi1 - Mi3” (€ 2.20) or purchase a one day ticket €7.60 if you are travelling via underground to other events in the city. You can now pay using your phone or a credit card.
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Travelling by car
You can travel by taxi or pre-book a driver. The car trip will take approximately 40 minutes to the fairgrounds from central Milan.
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Travelling by bus
Several bus lines connect the venue to the city and are a great way to get there. Check timetables in advance to plan your journey smoothly.