Febal Casa at the Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026

TECH CITY expresses the Life & Motion mood, translating urban dynamism into a vibrant space defined by technological materials and a strong compositional rhythm. Here, the home becomes a place of interaction and movement, where kitchen and living areas engage in a continuous dialogue.
The living area opens into a “double embrace” around the Navigli sofa in Pit configuration, creating a convivial and immersive environment. The Origina kitchen, developed in a C-shape with Over carcass, introduces glass cabinets with Aurora doors and the new Square frame door with a thin veneered frame. Surfaces in Metal Viva Ottone lacquer define the operational area with a bold character.
At the centre, two symmetrical islands connected by a Rovere Caffè snack top become the functional and aesthetic core of the space. Their identity is defined by a new bi-material door, combining Laminam Travertino Noce Bocciardato ceramic with Rovere Caffè wood, creating depth and visual tension.
In the living area, the Trenta bookcase breaks linearity through solutions that fragment continuity, alternating Zenith Storm gres and Opaco Sesamo lacquer back panels, generating unexpected volumetric compositions. The transition to the night area is marked by a version of the Trenta bookcase with opalescent back panels, filtering light with subtlety. The walk-in wardrobe, defined by the Telaio system and the freestanding Mirror sofa, introduces a new idea of fluid space. In the bedroom, the Jacques bed and Liz bedroom set play on an asymmetrical alternation of solids and voids, integrating handles into the drawer geometry with a distinctive contemporary detail.

NORDIC EASE shapes the Cozy & Quiet atmosphere through a language of subtraction, balance and visual silence. Light woods, soft fabrics and neutral tones build an intimate and contemplative environment, where each element contributes to a widespread feeling of calm. The Modula kitchen, with the Square door in increased height, develops with full-height units and introduces a new palette of finishes that interacts with the entire space, creating visual continuity with the wardrobes. Canapa, Rovere Puro, Porfido Cenere and Titanio finishes combine in a harmonious composition, enriched by the striking presence of Optimum Zenith Storm ceramic.
In the living area, the Libeskind022 door, designed by Daniel Libeskind, in Metal Viva lacquer finish and integrated into the Sessanta bookcase, transforms the wall into an architectural gesture, where signs and volumes create a dynamic yet balanced composition. The Cloud sofa, upholstered in Nuvole Elephant fabric, invites a relaxed and informal use of space.
The night area develops around the Arden Soft bed, light and slender, paired with the Marlene bedroom set, where details such as rounded edges and leather handles introduce refined design delicacy. The Gres Verde Alpi Opaco top adds a rich material note, completing the composition with balance.

COMFORT WAY defines the Relax & Slow Living lifestyle through a space where the design establishes a slower rhythm, characterised by fluid continuity between environments. Warm materials, soft tones and welcoming proportions create a harmonious system, whereeveryday living unfolds naturally at a slower pace, fostering a deeper and more continuous connection with its surroundings.
At the heart of the project is the “Italiana” kitchen, developed in collaboration with internationally renowned architect Massimo Iosa Ghini. The design stands out for its rigorous formal balance, where symmetry – the hallmark of the architect – is reinterpreted to meet the needs of the American market: appliances and flush-mounted sinks on the island are duplicated, creating a highly efficient space where aesthetics and functionality coexist in perfect harmony.
The metal insert, made in the same material as the handle, introduces a refined and coherent detail, while the design language extends across all elements: from the free-standing hobs beneath a striking hood, to glass cabinets and open metal elements, through to the side of the island, which retains its distinctive frame design.
The composition is enhanced by Infinity Calacatta Viola Lucido ceramic and Opaco Rosso Ruby lacquer, extending seamlessly into the Trenta bookcase in the living area, enriched by Rosso Domus glossy gres back panels and wall-washed lighting that amplifies depth. The Diciotto system in Rovere Smoke defines the TV wall through new integrated solutions, including an innovative TV module and the Aurora door applied to compartments.
The new Arco Duo sofa, with Beverly Beige fabric inner upholstery and Cambridge Terra leather outer covering, completes the space with elegance, creating a welcoming and sophisticated conversation area. A more intimate play area introduces a convivial dimension, featuring the Universe round table by Bontempi and Opera seating, while a continuous wardrobe system defines an orderly and light architectural backdrop. The project concludes in the night area, where the atmosphere becomes more intimate. The Pat bedroom set and the Couple bed, with its bi-material boiserie, create a refined and inviting environment. The backlit headboard not only defines the space but also becomes an architectural element that elegantly separates the bedroom from the walk-in wardrobe.