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InOut The Hospitality Community  08-10 October 2025  Rimini Expo Centre, Italy
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Special areas and installations

At InOut, exhibitions and installations go beyond simple set design — they are immersive experiences blending aesthetics, functionality, and innovation.
Curated by designers, architects, and brands, these concepts transform the exhibition space into a dynamic lab where trends come to life and ideas turn into real, tangible experiences.

It’s an invitation to look beyond the product and explore new ways of welcoming and designing.

 

VISION LAB 2025

In Hall B3 of InOut | The Hospitality Community, VISION LAB returns for its third edition. This exhibition project is dedicated to micro-architectures for the new hospitality. Spread across 640 square meters, four themed settings — city, sea, mountains, and countryside — showcase the main destinations of contemporary hospitality through full-scale installations and micro-architectures designed for sustainable use and harmonious integration with the landscape.

 

Premiered at Milan Design Week 2025, these structures offer companies the opportunity to contextualize their products and contribute to the creation of innovative hospitality spaces, set within environments that blend aesthetics and functionality.

 

Curated by Sabina Antonini, EN Space network, VISION LAB is part of InOut’s Outdoor section, which features furniture, materials, accessories, landscaping design, and solutions for relaxation. This area is designed to inspire the hospitality and tourism sector with fresh ideas for open-air hospitality.

Projecto by Mattia Giannetti, Luca Lanatà, Giacomo Marani, Luca Ofria, Erica Scribano, Edoardo Travagli- ATI Project

M.I.R.A.

M.I.R.A. (Modular Intelligent Responsive Architecture) redefines urban hospitality through modular aluminum capsules designed with the support of generative AI. Their sinuous, perforated surfaces interact with light, turning each structure into a luminous sculpture in constant dialogue with the urban environment. The result is a sustainable design vision, perfectly aligned with the rhythm and fabric of the city.

Project by Matteo Noto, Leonardo Ceccarelli- Lombardini22

CORAL DOME

Inspired by coral formations and sea caves, it explores an organic, evocative, and modular architecture through artificial intelligence. The result is a synthesis of nature, technology, and computational design, showcasing new possibilities for replicable and composable habitats.

Project by Massimo Roj, Matteo Colombo, Sergio D'Antonio, Maria Giletta- Progetto CMR

CAMERA

A suspended refuge in the mountain landscape, built entirely of wood. With a shape reminiscent of a camera lens, it frames the natural surroundings and enhances the sensory experience. Designed to welcome visitors into an essential, intimate space, CAMERA is a return to the authenticity of outdoor living, inviting contemplation, silence, and connection.

Project by Armando Bruno- Studio Marco Piva

H-ILL

A reflection on the fragility of the hilly landscape. Ceramic, treated as natural stone, becomes a storytelling material. The object, composed of vertical partitions and horizontal elements, takes the form of a seat designed to blend seamlessly into gardens and outdoor spaces of hotels, offering a place for rest and contemplation.