Molteni Museum - The story of the brand

New premises and new art direction and planning for the Molteni Museum in the industrial compound at the company headquarters.
The museum was moved to the Glass Cube space located in the Molteni Compound gardens, and was totally revamped by Ron Gilad. The space showcases the company’s achievements – products, prototypes, stories and images – as well as its identity and its values, by telling extraordinary stories of the men and women that have invented, produced and built objects, work and social relationships.

The museum is a dynamic place which fosters research and memory while stimulating dialogue and exchanges of ideas.

Ron Gilad's work is a reflection on the question he constantly asks himself: how to work in a state of creative freedom? Over the past two decades Gilad has managed to maintain "creative freedom", supporting his vision of design and art as a form of fun, humorous and enigmatic, at the same time provocative.

2025

25.06

2025.06.25

UniFor Contributes to Triennale Milano’s New Restaurant & Café: Cucina Triennale

After supporting Triennale Milano in the creation of Cuore – Centre for Studies, Archives and Research, UniFor is proud to collaborate once again with the institution for the architectural and functional redevelopment of the Palazzo dell'Arte, contributing to the creation of the Cucina Triennale restaurant and café, located on the Piano Parco and overlooking the garden. The project, led by the studio AR.CH.IT Luca Cipelletti, aims to restore the original spaces in continuity with Giovanni Muzio's 1933 design.

2024

25.06

2024.06.25

Gio Ponti’s D.154.2 Armchair Wins Compasso d’Oro Career Award for Products

The iconic D.154.2 armchair by Gio Ponti has been honored with the 2024 Compasso d'Oro Career Award for Products, the most esteemed award in the Italian design world, celebrating Gio Ponti's lasting impact on design and innovation.

2023

16.11

2023.11.16

New 2023 campaign

The 2023 campaign was photographed in a contemporary interpretation of the ancient Roman ‘Domus', bringing to life the architectural concept that inspired the collection.