From September 13 to 21, London hosted the London Design Festival 2025, one of the world’s most influential events dedicated to creativity and design. Thanks to its international showrooms Henge and Giorgetti, INTERNI brought the excellence of Made in Italy to the heart of the British capital.

The Giorgetti London store became an exclusive showcase for the 2025 collections, led by a groundbreaking collaboration with Maserati. This 100% Italian partnership resulted in a unique interior design collection and a one-off automobile, designed by teams under the creative direction of Giancarlo Bosio and Klaus Busse.
The concept draws inspiration from dynamism, the sea, and the wind—values reflected in sculptural pieces such as the Nereide modular sofa, Lorelei chairs, Ligea, Sibilia, and Ploto coffee tables, and the Teti pouf. The collection also featured the debut of Floria, a table designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon in fine Calacatta marble, alongside the latest additions to the Atmosphere Collection and iconic pieces reinterpreted for 2025.
The exhibition was further enriched by the collaboration with PONTONE Gallery, which presented works by Nathan Walsh, creating a refined dialogue between contemporary art and design.

For this year’s Festival, Henge unveiled a refreshed look for its flagship store on Brompton Road, which first opened in 2024. The 600-square-meter space, designed as both a showcase and a hub for ideas, hosted the brand’s latest creations and timeless icons, highlighting Henge’s dedication to material research and sophisticated craftsmanship.
The updated setting underscored the brand’s evolving vision and international reach, confirmed by its presence in over 70 countries and collaborations with leading names such as Massimo Castagna, Yabu Pushelberg, Johanna Grawunder, Tanju Özelgin, and more. Architectural wood paneling, sculptural lighting, and handcrafted furniture transformed the showroom into an immersive experience—a key destination for architects, designers, and design enthusiasts.

Through its Giorgetti London and Henge London showrooms, INTERNI reinforced its role as an ambassador of Italian design, merging design culture and international vision.