Among the designers who have contributed to shaping the visual language of Fuorisalone, Marc Ange stands out for an approach that continuously dissolves the boundary between installation and design. From the cultural impact of Le Refuge to a body of work defined by a strong expressive coherence, his practice remains distinctly singular.

This year, he returns to Visionnaire with a new collection presented during Salone del Mobile.

Structured as a trilogy — Fantino, Macrodosing, and Sfogliatella — the collection explores memory, instinct, and the emotional resonance of form. A chair that embraces, a table that rises with quiet force, a light that seems to breathe from within matter.

Rather than referencing nature directly, the pieces translate it through sensation: protection, tension, transformation. The result feels less like furniture, and more like presence.

The presentation also marks a broader moment in the designer’s trajectory, as his work continues to expand across scales, from collectible design to architectural environments, including the ongoing transformation of the rooftop and pool at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills.

The collection will be on view at the Visionnaire Milano showroom from April 21 to 26.