New Opening | UniFor Paris

In the year of the 50th, UniFor, a company of the Molteni Group that develops and manufactures solutions for the contemporary office space, is reopening the historic showroom in Paris, designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa in 1979.

The newly renovated spaces will be inaugurated the 5th of September during Paris Design Week in celebration of both UniFor’s first 50 years, the history of which is illustrated in a prestigious book published by Skira, “UniFor. A Commitment to Architecture,” and its 40 years of presence in the French market at its historic and prestigious Paris location on Rue des Saint-Peres.
In fact, it was the 1978 when UniFor France was born and the Molteni family entrusted Afra and Tobia Scarpa with the task of transforming the former residential apartment at 6 Rue des Saints-Pères into spaces suitable for receiving its clients and presenting the UniFor collection. The showroom was launched the following year.

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.