Salone del Mobile.Milano 2027 is the 65th edition, from 13 to 18 April at Fiera Milano Rho, but the general public can enter only on 17 and 18 April (Saturday and Sunday), with earlier days for the trade. The biennial lighting show Euroluce returns this year, and the architect Rem Koolhaas with OMA has drawn up the masterplan for Salone Contract, devoted to hotels, offices and other large spaces. More than 316,000 people came in 2026.
Fiera Milano Rho2027.04.13 — 2027.04.18ExhibitionsTicket required
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Different goals. Your own reason to go.
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The biennial lighting show is back
Euroluce is held only in odd years, and it returns in 2027, with more than three hundred lighting brands switching on their new lamps in the same halls.
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Lamps need to be seen lit: on and off, near and far, the light on the wall looks entirely different.
Exhibitions
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2026: a lamp of shell that lets light through
Among last year’s SaloneSatellite winners, Russo Betak’s NIPPON pendant was 3D-printed from shell material and then shaped by hand; the thin layers support themselves and light shines through at different depths.
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See the outline from the side, then the surface up close, and the material makes more sense than in any product photo.
2027-04-13 to 04-18 (trade); general public 04-17 and 04-18; daily 9.30am–6.30pm.
Europe/RomeMore programme details
The biennial lighting show is back
2026: a lamp of shell that lets light through
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Venue & travel
Fiera Milano Rho
Follow official venue guidance and temporary public-transport plans; do not rely on event-day parking.
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Entry & companions
Choose your category when buying: general public, trade visitor or furnishing supplier, each with different entry days. The general public can enter only on 17 and 18 April.
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Tickets & access
2027 not published · 2026 public 2-day ticket EUR 38–53
Accessible seating, companion policies and assistance vary by venue or ticket type; confirm with the organiser before purchase.
Sources & image credits
Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.
Only confirmed dates, competition formats or admission details for this edition are used. Unannounced competitors, exhibitors, films and guests are not promised to appear.
Robotics, mobility, data centres, new energy and quantum computing each get their own hall: in one day, the tech words from the news become things you can see and ask about.
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