Array stories @ Spotti Milano. A new vision of comfort.
Milan hosts the first edition of Array stories, a series of events dedicated to MDF Italia and its latest product novelties, with a spotlight on Array, the modular sofa system designed by Snøhetta. This journey will continue with international stops, including dedicated appointments and events.
At the heart of Milan, Spotti has long been a key destination for cutting-edge design. A long-standing partner of MDF Italia, it shares an aesthetic vision rooted in research and refinement.
A dialogue based on common values, as Claudio Spotti recounts: "We believe in a design capable of combining essentiality and research, where matter and form interact in perfect balance."
The installation, curated by David Lopez Quincoces and Francesco Meda, interprets the brand’s identity with balance and coherence, preserving its signature simplicity and lightness. Neutral tones and a palette inspired by nature define the atmosphere, creating a harmonious dialogue with the forms and materials of the furniture. Three Array compositions showcase the system’s modularity and versatility, designed to adapt to different settings and meet a wide range of design needs.
The installation also features the latest additions to the collection: the Bonnet tables by Marialaura Irvine, Press chairs by Benjamin Hubert, Cantle by Marco Lavit, and Peggy armchairs by Gio Tirotto. Completing the exhibition are some of MDF Italia’s most iconic pieces.
An experience that, starting from Milan, will take Array on its journey to international audiences, enriched by moments of exchange with the company and Snøhetta. The installation will be open to visitors until the 30th of March.
Spotti
Viale Piave 27 Milano
March 4–30, 2025
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Designer
Snøhetta
"The collaboration with MDF Italia stems from a shared desire to overturn norms and create something different. When the company challenged us with an ambitious brief, to re-imagine comfort, we understood that we had a partner equally eager to challenge the status quo."
Snøhetta is a transdisciplinary, dialogue-driven practice operating in a wide array of fields including architecture, landscape, interiors, art, product design, graphic and digital design, often integrating a combination of interests across its projects. With more than 350 employees across nine regional studios, Snøhetta’s approach is informed by environmental and cultural sensitivity.
"The collaboration with MDF Italia stems from a shared desire to overturn norms and create something different. When the company challenged us with an ambitious brief, to re-imagine comfort, we understood that we had a partner equally eager to challenge the status quo."
Snøhetta is a transdisciplinary, dialogue-driven practice operating in a wide array of fields including architecture, landscape, interiors, art, product design, graphic and digital design, often integrating a combination of interests across its projects. With more than 350 employees across nine regional studios, Snøhetta’s approach is informed by environmental and cultural sensitivity.
Designer
David Lopez Quincoces
David Lopez Quincoces was born in Madrid in 1980, where he graduated in Art from the Complutense University. After a Master’s degree in Interior Design at Politecnico di Milano, he began collaborating with Piero Lissoni's studio, working on various interior design and architecture projects. In 2007, he founded his own studio, Quincoces-Dragò & Partners, with offices in Madrid and Milan.
David Lopez Quincoces was born in Madrid in 1980, where he graduated in Art from the Complutense University. After a Master’s degree in Interior Design at Politecnico di Milano, he began collaborating with Piero Lissoni's studio, working on various interior design and architecture projects. In 2007, he founded his own studio, Quincoces-Dragò & Partners, with offices in Madrid and Milan.
Designer
Francesco Meda
Francesco Meda is a Milanese designer. After working in the studios of Sebastian Bergne and Ross Lovegrove in London, he returned to Milan in 2008, where he collaborated with his father, Alberto Meda, on significant projects for furniture firms. At the same time, he developed personal projects in art and design, collaborating with various galleries and international companies. His projects have received prestigious awards, including the Compasso d’Oro.
Francesco Meda is a Milanese designer. After working in the studios of Sebastian Bergne and Ross Lovegrove in London, he returned to Milan in 2008, where he collaborated with his father, Alberto Meda, on significant projects for furniture firms. At the same time, he developed personal projects in art and design, collaborating with various galleries and international companies. His projects have received prestigious awards, including the Compasso d’Oro.
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