Milano 2026 in Hall 6 — Stand B34, with a stand designed by Emanuel Gargano and shaped around the language of LuneUp, the broad modular system he designed for Terzofoco. Defined by circular sections, the space reflects the forms of the collection and creates an intimate, contemplative atmosphere conceived to welcome the entire H2O collection. Within this setting, architects and interior designers will also be able to access a private material library, created as a space for consultation where surfaces, combinations and material samples can be explored more closely.
At the center of this edition stands Tub H2O, the most architectural element of the H2O collection and the first fully ceramic bathtub launched on the market, marking a further step in Terzofoco’s research into ceramic as an architectural presence within the broader idea of total-living.
On 22 April at 18:00, the stand will also host Earth’s Movements, Volume 1, a live performance that transforms the sounds, gestures and rhythms of the ceramic making process into a musical composition. Developed in collaboration with Autoctone (the project of creative director Simone Scimmi and composer Pasquale Strizzi), the performance will be performed live by Pasquale, known as Qwale.
