Shades of sand and clay and the tones of vegetation, combined with the textures of the materials, shape a chromatic and tactile landscape unusual in the world of yachting, designed to evoke the intimate and welcoming atmosphere of home.

For the event, the company also presents two new furnishing solutions designed by Espen Øino: Elianto, in its new 140-centimetre-diameter version, becomes a generously sized swivel seat, while a new two-seater sofa completes the Sabrina collection.

These new additions reflect an ongoing research activity specifically dedicated to yachting, launched over twenty years ago. Combining comfort and aesthetics with high technical performance, this commitment is now further consolidated by the IMO certifications obtained for some of Paola Lenti’s exclusive textile materials.

Monaco Yacht Show
Port Hercule, Monaco
23–26 September 2026
Stand PP84 – Parvis Piscine

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Following its launch during Milano Design Week 2026, the Chromatic Alphabet continued its international journey in Australia with an event held at the Paola Lenti monobrand stores. The programme explored the 44 colour families that constitute the Chromatic Alphabet, a design tool created to reveal at a glance the breadth of customisation possibilities offered by the Paola Lenti collections.

The event unfolded in two parts. Introduced by Anna Lenti, CEO of Paola Lenti, the presentation invited guests to explore the brand’s material and chromatic universe, gaining a deeper understanding of the unique visual language that defines its identity.

The presentation was followed by a hands-on workshop, inviting participants to put the Chromatic Alphabet into practice. Starting from the vision of a living atmosphere they wished to create, architects and interior designers experimented with the Paola Lenti design method, exploring the coherent relationships between materials and colour families.

Our sincere thanks go to dedece for organizing these two events and for once again helping to share, with great sensitivity, the distinctive design culture that has defined the Paola Lenti brand since its beginnings.

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L'articolo Dedece presents the Chromatic Alphabet proviene da Paola Lenti.

Among the motivations, the ADI Committee describes Paola Lenti as a creative and refined entrepreneur who has succeeded in redefining the language of outdoor and indoor design through continuous research into materials and colours, technological innovation and artisanal experimentation, giving shape to an essential, enduring and distinctive aesthetic.

During the award ceremony, held at the ADI Design Museum in Milan, Paola Lenti expressed her heartfelt thanks to her sister Anna Lenti, the company’s CEO, who has shared her entrepreneurial journey since the very beginning, contributing to the growth and international positioning of the brand.

Paola Lenti also extended her thanks to all those who, every day, both within and beyond the company, contribute through their work, expertise and dedication to transforming ideas and visions into tangible projects.

L'articolo Paola Lenti receives the 2026 Compasso d’Oro Career Award proviene da Paola Lenti.

The dialogue between matter, colour and design takes shape through Sikelia, an installation featuring a special selection of Sciara walls. Created in collaboration with Marella Ferrera — a Sicilian artist whose journey began in haute couture before moving into architecture in 2015, following her encounter with Paola Lenti — these surfaces give voice to volcanic landscapes and the power of nature, becoming both architectural and narrative elements.

The event also marked the first international presentation, following its debut during Milano Design Week 2026, of the 44 colour families composing the Paola Lenti Chromatic Alphabet: a tangible design tool developed by the company to support architects and interior designers, capable of conveying the entire Paola Lenti universe at a glance.

With great enthusiasm and satisfaction, Robina Benson described From Matter to Language as an event that welcomed an extraordinary participation of architects, design studios and developers, who had the opportunity to explore firsthand the company’s material and chromatic vocabulary, immediately grasping its distinctive identity also thanks to the valuable guidance of Anna Lenti, the company’s CEO.

We thank Paola Lenti Los Angeles by Robina Benson for this unique occasion and for contributing to the dissemination of our unmistakable design culture.

L'articolo From Matter to Language proviene da Paola Lenti.

Presented in 2025, Alma is a collection that moves beyond convention while remaining deeply rooted in the values that have always guided the brand: design, sustainability, and versatility.

Carefully engineered construction details define a product that is essential, lightweight, and at the same time sophisticated. The stainless steel structure recalls architectural grids and is intentionally left visible, clad only with the signature Rete fabric, which itself becomes the structural seating surface.

The seat pads and generous cushions completing Alma are entirely free of polyurethane: comfort is ensured exclusively by a latest-generation polyester fibre that is both recycled and biodegradable.

The Alma seating system offers tailored solutions adaptable to a variety of design requirements, for both outdoor and indoor settings. It expresses a contemporary vision of comfort and design, combining construction innovation, material research, and environmental responsibility.

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L'articolo Alma honoured with the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2026 proviene da Paola Lenti.

The event, dedicated to architects and designers, offered the opportunity to present a selection of Paola Lenti collections within a welcoming atmosphere, curated in every detail.

Among the proposals, the Ami seating pieces in shades of light blue, complemented by cushions in Maglia Rasata and the Anemone side table, all in delicate aquamarine tones; the Sciara tables in blue hues and the Capri chairs in Moss fabric, creating a harmonious dialogue between materials and upholstery.

The composition continued with the Net 10 rug, welcoming the Filo sofa, the Telar lounge chairs and the Calatini side tables, giving shape to a refined palette that moves between light blue and moss green, where colours and textures intertwine in a sophisticated balance.

The 2026 Outdoor Event at ViaManzoni82 conveyed, with both discretion and strength, the company’s creative potential, revealing to professionals attending the event the authentic, distinctive and timeless value of Paola Lenti products.

L'articolo Shades of blue and timeless design in the heart of Naples proviene da Paola Lenti.

In a setting where architecture and design blend harmoniously with nature, a skilful dialogue takes shape between colours and materials, sensoriality and form, cultures and people. A dialectic of juxtapositions, contrasts and resonances expresses a coherent and distinctive design vision.

Rooted in the company’s creative heritage, the concept evolves into a design culture that generates ever-new inspiration while preserving an immediately recognisable identity across both outdoor and indoor settings. Dialoghi explores the essence of the term: the possibility for diverse voices, through mutual exchange, to understand and enhance one another.

Throughout the exhibition, indoor and outdoor furnishings coexist within a unified narrative shaped by ongoing research and experimentation. Each element gains meaning through its relationship with the surrounding space, contributing to a harmonious whole.

Milano Design Week 2026
Paola Lenti Milano
via Giovanni Bovio, 28

Monday, 20 April, from 3 pm to 7 pm
Tuesday, 21 April through Saturday 25 April, from 10 am to 9 pm
Sunday, April 26, from 10 am to 7 pm

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L'articolo DIALOGHI proviene da Paola Lenti.

In the palace courtyard, the landscape gradually reveals itself as a harmonious composition of living settings, shaped by a rich palette of green tones. These nuances express the layered heritage of colours, fabrics, and materials that define the unmistakable Paola Lenti language—coherent and consistently recognizable. Each island is defined by colour and composed of furnishings and complements whose fabrics, cords, weaves, and surfaces—from lava stone to concrete and ceramic—engage in a dialogue of contrasts and affinities.

Within this setting, the timeless Orlando, Cove, Sabi, and Canvas sofas are paired with Alma, the seating system designed by Francisco Gomez Paz in 2025—true micro-architectures shaped by production techniques. The Giro, Strap, and Sciara side tables amplify chromatic resonances, contributing to a composition that feels both welcoming and naturally cohesive.

Additional elements—such as the Sabrina lounge chairs, Tobit poufs, Anemone side tables, Hana-arashi baskets, and the many colourful cushions in Maglia Rasata—act as accents, bringing rhythm and depth to the overall composition. Within this “green” island, a sudden and unexpected contrast emerges in the red and earthy tones of the area featuring the Santorini sofa, Calatini side tables, Nido armchair, and Shell pouf, arranged around a Parallelo rug.

To express Paola Lenti’s personal and authentic concept of living, Kramer und Kramer has selected refined new pieces for the palace interiors, set against white walls and beneath high vaulted ceilings. The result is a balanced combination of significant re-editions by leading figures in design history and a selection of works by emerging talents. These spaces weave together memory and research: from the Légère sofa by Angelo Mangiarotti and Chiara Pampo to the Half Moon side table by Greta Magnusson Grossman, from the Naga bench by Atelier Oï to the Miriade armchair by Estúdio Campana, the Arnò sofa by Bertrand Lejoly, and the Palinsesto low table by Robi Renzi. Diverse elements that Paola Lenti brings into dialogue, creating a setting defined by a subtle, elegant, and harmonious atmosphere.

Within the spaces of Kramer und Kramer, the Paola Lenti vision once again finds one of its most authentic expressions.

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L'articolo Paola Lenti Wien, new scenarios for contemporary living proviene da Paola Lenti.

Hosted for the first time within the spaces of the Marx Halle—an historic industrial building in Vienna’s 3rd district, now an important multifunctional venue for cultural events, fairs, and public initiatives—H.O.M.E. DEPOT confirms its role as a highly anticipated occasion, embraced with curiosity and participation by a city deeply attuned to culture, art, and design.

From March 11 to 15, visitors discovered the distinctive colours and exclusive fabrics of seating, rugs, complements, and accessories presented by Paola Lenti across three outdoor islands set within a green landscape.

In the first island, shades of red unfolded across the spiral-sewn cord of the Zoe rug and the Otto pouf, the refined craftsmanship of the Strap side table top, and the exclusive outdoor materials covering the Kabà and Telar seating elements. These combinations defined an intimate and informal conversation area, in both dialogue and contrast with the light, natural tones of the Isole side tables.

Dedicated to pure relaxation, the second island featured the Naxos rug, Alma seating, Amable swivel armchairs, Otto poufs, and a Giro side table with Sciara top. Set in delicate light blue tones, the atmosphere brought together the contemporary technology of Alma’s structures with the softness and warmth of the fabrics.

The green tones of the Parallelo rug and the Canvas sofa upholstered in Moss fabric blended, in the third island, with lighter blue accents from the Strap side table, Otto poufs, and Pod armchair, creating a vibrant and dynamic composition that defined the space.

Thanks to the consolidated partnership with the historic partner Kramer und Kramer, Paola Lenti once again presented at H.O.M.E. DEPOT a cohesive selection of new proposals and iconic products—an expression of a constant drive towards innovation and of the artisanal attention to detail that has distinguished the brand worldwide for over thirty years.

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L'articolo Paola Lenti Wien at H.O.M.E. DEPOT 2026 proviene da Paola Lenti.

Students were invited to explore the outdoor spaces of the yachts they designed as fully livable environments and to interpret them through the materials, products and design philosophy of Paola Lenti.

The jury, chaired by internationally renowned naval architect Espen Øino, awarded the project MY AISEE, which stood out for transforming outdoor spaces into elements of continuity between interior and exterior areas, while integrating the products within a coherent design vision.

The event welcomed over 200 guests and offered an important opportunity for dialogue between the new generation of designers, the nautical industry and leading figures in international yacht design.

At the same time, during the third day of Seaquip, the first edition of the event dedicated to naval components, Simona Parravicini – Senior Architect at Paola Lenti – shared the company’s perspective on outdoor furniture aboard yachts during the panel “Redefining Luxury,” promoted by Smart Interior Horizon.

Watch the video on the website www.paolalenti-milano.it

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L'articolo Beyond the Horizon proviene da Paola Lenti.

SIKELIA showcases a precious collection of unique works inspired by Sicily—created by the artist between 1993 and 2000 and preserved in her historical archive at Palazzo Biscari in Catania.

The garments recount the design outcome of Marella Ferrera’s research into hemp, ceramic, copper, coloured glass, terracotta and coral—materials embroidered onto textile backings in an unconventional and artistic manner.
Marella Ferrera’s unconventional path, which began in the world of haute couture, expanded to embrace architecture in 2015 with the creation of Sciara, a project developed in collaboration with Paola Lenti. Sciara is the Sicilian term describing the volcanic deposits that form on the surface or along the flanks of lava flows.

The Sciara walls on display reflect different chromatic and compositional approaches. Each wall explores how the dimension, arrangement, and tonalities of the tiles can generate endlessly customizable surfaces, evoking the expressive force of a painted canvas.

The exhibition is an invitation to celebrate the creative dialogue between Marella Ferrera and Paola Lenti, ten years of research and experimentation on matter and colour.

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L'articolo SIKELIA proviene da Paola Lenti.

Each item is a unique piece that carries with it a story of places, traditions, and people.

The display unfolds throughout the showroom, along a path of intimate settings nestled among tropical and bucida plants — an evocative dialogue between contemporary design, artisanal mastery, and nature.

Curated by Paola Lenti, the selection features vases, glasses, and dishes in glass and ceramic, alongside table mats, baskets, cushions, and bags crafted in the yarns and colours that define the brand’s identity.

All items in the selection are available for purchase, inviting visitors to be inspired and to rediscover the value of uniqueness and authenticity.

Paola Lenti Milano
via Bovio, 28 – Milano

Opening hours:
November 20^th – December 23^rd
Mon–Sat, 10 AM – 7 PM

L'articolo Objects, weaves and affections proviene da Paola Lenti.