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At InOut, exhibitions and installations are much more than just part of the scenery: they are immersive journeys that take in aesthetics, functionality and innovation.
Concepts crafted by designers, architects and brands transform the exhibition space into a living laboratory, where trends take shape and ideas become experiences to be enjoyed.
An invitation to look beyond the product and discover new visions of hospitality and design.
Sustainable & Inclusive Hospitality Design
Pavilion B1
Curated by: Wellness Design
There is no inclusivity without sustainability; there is no sustainability without inclusivity.
The exhibition connects two fundamental and inseparable values for human well-being, exploring how environmental sustainability, social equity, and accessibility can translate into new models for hospitality spaces. Materials, products, and design solutions thus become tools to promote universal accessibility, physical and mental well-being, and quality of life.
The space is a project by Francesco Evangelista, interior designer, lecturer, and AIPi Lombardy delegate, and Stefano Pediconi, an architect specializing in hospitality. Pediconi presents One Room Natural Wellness Every Guest, a project dedicated to the development of a hotel room that is inclusive and accessible to all, while Evangelista presents SPA4All, a design study for a Wellness/SPA Center created to also meet the needs of the elderly and people with motor, visual, and cognitive disabilities.
The exhibition is held under the patronage of AIPi (Italian Association of Professional Interior Designers), Assopiscine, and AIB (Italian Academy of Biophilia), and also anticipates the themes of 2027, proclaimed by the UN as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism.
One Room
SPA4all
I want to be
East Pools
Curated by: Cinquerosso Arte
I want to be is an art installation composed of two gigantic human figures floating above the pools.
Curated by Cinquerosso Arte, a gallery specializing in art consulting and supply for architects, interior designers, and hospitality entrepreneurs, the installation dialogues with Exist, the theme of InOut.
With their undeniable presence, the figures seem to declare: “I am present, I exist, I am here, now,” shaping a declaration of the right to exist and recalling the centrality of the human being as the “measure of all things.” At the same time, their imposing scale expresses strength and stability: a center of gravity that draws attention and invites the viewer to linger in the here and now, to "restore substance to what we experience," moment by moment.
Hotel in Motion
Pavilion D3
Curated by: Anna Palucci, Art Director of W7.0 – Wellnessettepuntozero
Hotel in Motion presents Wellness Cafè 5.0, an innovative format designed for the hospitality sector and beyond, offering smart Wellness & Longevity pathways and services that can be enjoyed even during brief moments of the day—from breakfast and lunch breaks through to dinner. The space integrates a corner Bar featuring Longevity Line products, pairing the wellness experience with a dedicated food and beverage offering.
The concept shapes a more accessible and flexible model, allowing individuals to combine and customize their own Wellness & Longevity journey throughout the day.
Designed to adapt to various contexts, Wellness Cafè 5.0 can be applied not only in the hotel sector but also in corporate environments, business districts, airport areas, and shopping malls.
The project features the participation of Corrente Group, CosmoTre Deluxe Lighting, DecoratingArt, GH2O, LEDLUX Services, Lemi Group, Pandi, Sigma Parquet, Starpool, Technogym, and Tecnografica.
LET'S BEE.TOGETHER
Pavilion B2
Curated by: Simone Micheli Architectural Hero
LET’S BE TOO.GETHER is an experiential platform of approximately 480 square meters that recreates real environments dedicated to the hospitality and contract sectors, interpreting the value of encounters, relationships, and sharing as central elements of contemporary hospitality. Architecture, design, and people interact in a fluid and inclusive space, designed to generate connections and shared experiences.
The layout unfolds across a Reception Desk, a Talk Lounge, a Bar Lounge, and a Network/Meeting area. The Talk Lounge hosts a program of talks and in-depth discussions dedicated to the future of architecture and hospitality, while the Bar Lounge and networking spaces foster opportunities for connection and exchange among professionals, companies, and industry operators.
Materials, light, technology, and interior design create a dynamic environment, enriched by the presence of international brands and partners, where the design becomes a tool for connection between people, businesses, and new visions of hospitality.
Vision Lab
Pavilion B3
Curated by: En Space network
Now in its fourth edition, Vision Lab returns with the theme Luxury Suite Body Interaction – the relationship between inside and outside, exploring the connection between space, the body, and perception. An immersive exhibition space interprets contemporary luxury through refined materials, calibrated lighting, and a sophisticated design composition. The body becomes an integral part of the experience, engaging in a continuous dialogue with the environment through perception, movement, and connection.
Six design studios have been called upon to interpret a luxury hospitality suite, where every material is not merely an aesthetic element, but part of a tactile and sensory experience capable of connecting the human body with space:
Facchinetti&Partners/Prototipi
VI° SENSO DI PERSEO (Perseus' 6th Sense) – Personal well-being through the senses
Giuseppe Tortato Architetti
LA STANZA DI RISO (The Rice Room)
MMA Projects
RESONANCE
Nick Maltese Studio
AETHERA
Riva Simone Factory Design Studio
ESSENTIA – The body sanctuary
Westway Architects
PARETI INTERIORI (Inner Walls) – Feeling, experiencing, and utilizing space
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