The Green Circle 2025: Sustainability in the spotlight at Milano Home

From January 23 to 26, 2025, Milano Home welcomed The Green Circle, a dedicated space showcasing sustainable innovations in home and personal care. Curated by Raremood.it in collaboration with Goldmann & Partners srl SB, this special section brought together products that blend aesthetics, functionality, and environmental awareness.

With around 50 thoughtfully chosen items from international brands, The Green Circle aimed to highlight products that incorporate sustainability principles while maintaining high design standards. Each selection was reviewed by the International Research Centre for Applied Sustainability (IRCAS) at Goldmann & Partners, following criteria inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Rather than prototypes, the exhibited pieces were commercially available products that integrate sustainability into contemporary living spaces.

Design Meets Sustainability: Featured Products

Artis Rubinetteria – Boccaccio7 Faucet

Artis Rubinetteria’s Boccaccio7 faucet represents a balance between timeless design and improved water efficiency. Incorporating water-saving technology, it helps reduce consumption while maintaining performance. Its high-quality materials contribute to durability, extending the product’s lifespan and reducing waste over time.

Labilla – Nuvola Ped Bed

Labilla’s Nuvola Ped Bed reflects the brand’s commitment to responsible sourcing and eco-conscious production. Designed with a minimalist aesthetic, it incorporates carefully selected materials to enhance both sustainability and comfort. Its ergonomic design also promotes durability, encouraging long-term use rather than frequent replacements.

Le Feu – Dome Fireplace

The Dome Fireplace by Le Feu offers an alternative to traditional heating solutions by using bioethanol, a renewable energy source that produces fewer emissions compared to fossil-fuel-based fireplaces. Its sleek, portable design makes it a versatile addition to modern homes, blending style with an improved environmental footprint.

Lunardelli Venezia – Ca’ Pesaro Bench

Lunardelli Venezia’s Ca’ Pesaro Bench is crafted from reclaimed wood, often sourced from historic Venetian buildings. By repurposing materials, the brand helps reduce waste while preserving the character of aged timber. The bench’s design pays homage to Italian craftsmanship, combining tradition with a more sustainable approach to furniture production.

Enrico Girotti – Seidecimi Armchair

Designed by Enrico Girotti, the Seidecimi Armchair explores the possibilities of recycled and responsibly sourced materials. Through innovative manufacturing techniques, the chair seeks to minimize environmental impact while maintaining high comfort and visual appeal. Its contemporary aesthetic makes it a statement piece for eco-conscious interiors.

Ettomio – Ettino Kids House Bed

Ettomio’s Ettino Kids House Bed is designed with both children’s safety and sustainability in mind. Constructed from natural, non-toxic materials, it provides a healthier sleeping environment while reducing reliance on synthetic components. Ettomio also emphasizes ethical production processes, contributing to a more sustainable approach to children’s furniture.

A Step Toward Greener Living

The Green Circle 2025 at Milano Home demonstrated how design-driven solutions can contribute to a more sustainable future. By integrating eco-conscious materials, responsible sourcing, and innovative functionality, the showcased products reflected a growing industry shift toward reducing environmental impact while maintaining style and quality. As consumer awareness continues to rise, events like these play a crucial role in shaping a more sustainable design landscape.